Sentence examples for responsibility for assembling from inspiring English sources

"A system of automatic registration, in which the government bears more of the responsibility for assembling accurate and secure lists of eligible voters, is a necessary reform," Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, who is working on legislation intended to overhaul how eligible voters register, said Thursday.

Some names were redacted, but no one seemed to claim responsibility for assembling and writing the reports Complete statistical analysis plans and randomisation codes were missing in some cases, and no study manual of procedures or minutes of safety data monitoring committee meetings were included in any of the clinical study reports.

One of his responsibilities involved assembling public exhibits.

It is your responsibility to assemble a balanced meal.

_ Q: What?! A: We're just saying that looking to deflect responsibility for your own stupidity onto rigorously and scientifically assembled lists of users' common questions only makes you look stupider.

Even when he's hired only as an actor, he'll take full responsibility for a film, from retooling the script to approving the director, assembling the cast, and overseeing how the scenes are edited together.

Now Mr. Lockow reports directly to Mr. Raymund, and earlier this year he was given responsibility for managing yet another department, the one that assembles the company's products.

LG provided major input to study design and undertaking, as well as assembling the contacts with expert clinicians; he had secondary responsibility for manuscript development.

HE conducted most clinical arrangements, supported standardized patient recruitment and selection, conducted the screening of pool of patients, and assembled components of the clinical case; he had secondary responsibility for manuscript development.

By late last year, Mr. Howard had assembled an impressive portfolio of duties at Fannie Mae, essentially having responsibility for overseeing how the company makes its money, how it counts its money and how it audits that count.

Rather than buy parts and the machinery to assemble them into vehicles, Chrysler will outsource 60% of the production responsibility for a new Jeep Wrangler and many of the factory jobs to its suppliers.