Sentence examples for responsibility for appointing from inspiring English sources

"And our managers weren't very good, although I've got to take responsibility for appointing them".

The Pakistan Cricket Board must shoulder the responsibility for appointing him.

"The responsibility for appointing a chair to the FSA rests with all four health ministers across the UK.

Governors were popularly elected in Russia until a 2004 decree by Mr. Putin, then Russia's president, that gave the president responsibility for appointing them.

But he will now go immediately, and is taking responsibility for appointing the disgraced Paul Flowers to chair the bank three years ago.

The corporation needs a combined board of executives and non-executives, with a non-executive chair who takes lead responsibility for appointing the director general," Elstein said.

Mr Cameron said he wanted to introduce new rules to improve the court's efficiency, its process for appointing judges and to "push responsibility to the national system".

Hunt also said he would like to see groups of local authorities such as in Greater Manchester, Sheffield or Nottinghamshire assuming responsibility for school education, appointing independent directors responsible for commissioning schools and maintaining standards.

It proposed that the council assume almost complete control of the church, with responsibility for supervising doctrine, appointing church wardens, and maintaining moral standards.

Under English law, a parent with "parental responsibility" can appoint legal guardians for children under 18 should anything happen to them.

Along with additional funding, a minister with specific responsibility for London schools was appointed.