Sentence examples for responsibility assigned to from inspiring English sources
"It appears that the most significant responsibility assigned to each A.P. during their temporary reassignment was to show up on workdays," Mr. Condon wrote in a report to Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein.
But Vin Weber, a former Republican congressman, assessed it as other friends and associates do when he said, "We're beginning to see the outlines of a vice president who can truly take on any responsibility assigned to him by the president and seem natural at it".
Modal responsibility refers to the responsibility assigned to participants, e.g. 'we're going to'.
The informants' accounts of placement breakdowns reflect the considerable responsibility assigned to foster carers for ensuring stability for children in care.
Notwithstanding, accounting change interventions were similarly defined as a domain of the financial department with managerial responsibility assigned to the project group.
The results were supervised by other members of the team, with overall responsibility assigned to the team leader.
As one of the newest responsibilities assigned to public health agencies after SARS, PHE response is at the forefront of public attention and involves numerous players; the major providers are in healthcare sectors such as health bureaus, hospitals, multiple Centers for Disease control and Prevention (CDCs), and Health Inspection Institutions (HIIs).
Helping to organize this conference is one of the main responsibilities assigned to the U.N. by the most recent Security Council resolution.
For Grant, learning Wiradjuri is not merely a fulfilment of the responsibilities assigned to him by his grandfather all those years ago but an assertion of Wiradjuri nationhood and all the pride and honour that comes with it.
The Constitution provides that the President and Congress share control over the uniformed armed services by virtue of the different responsibilities assigned to each.
This is because organizations by their nature have responsibilities assigned to them by law, shareholders, stakeholders and society at large (Carrol, 1979).
