Sentence examples for responsibility for changes from inspiring English sources
Sebelius also ducked responsibility for changes that triggered the website meltdown, blaming government administrator Marilyn Tavenner, who testified to another House committee on Tuesday, for a last-minute decision to force users of the website to register in advance.
In the latter case, the level of service service quality attributes need to be carefully constructed to create, so far as possible, attributes where the responsibility for changes to the level of service can be attributed to a single stakeholder (operator or government).
Rather than taking responsibility for changes in counterterrorism policy on itself, it is a far safer, if more insidious course -- one instinctive to Congress -- to abuse the CIA to the point where it self-regulates.
They were glad when someone else could take on the responsibility for changes regarding the patient.
Canada has been labeled as having an incremental policy system, where policy changes occur without an overarching framework, and where responsibility for changes in the health care system falls to both the provincial and federal level governments [ 54].
Ashker says: We realised we had to take responsibility for change.
As a society, we all shoulder the blame and the responsibility for change.
Masters and Johnson included both partners in the therapy process, emphasising mutual responsibility for change and for finding a solution to their problems.
The pattern suggests that legislators live in fear of making anyone angry, fear especially of raising taxes and of taking responsibility for change, which can be so inconvenient.
Sociological theories are underused in public health, but are necessary to help to shift the focus towards the social structures that affect behaviour, ensuring that responsibility for change is not placed solely on the individual.
He points out — correctly, I believe — that in many organizations the responsibility for change initiatives has come to rest with HR, and not with the line supervisors and managers.
