Sentence examples for responsibility for completing from inspiring English sources

Poseidon bears the responsibility for completing the plant and operating it; the authority does not pay for any water that is not delivered.

The agreement passes responsibility for completing the Borders line, with 30 miles of new track and seven new stations, from Transport Scotland to Network Rail.

The 6th Division was assigned responsibility for completing the destruction of the Japanese Eighteenth Army, which was the last large Japanese force remaining in the Australian portion of New Guinea.

The crutch: They don't hold part-time jobs; they receive money from us for what ever they want or need; thus, kids don't develop a sense of responsibility for completing job tasks, accountability to a boss who doesn't inherently love them, or an appreciation for the cost of things and how to manage money.

These same investigators then also shared responsibility for completing various aspects of tissue and data analysis.

Midwife comments illustrate some confusion over their responsibility for completing the examination, with reference to the importance of checking for a third degree tear only if indicated, and a lack of supervisory lead in practice.

During class time, they will identify the main elements of their demonstrations based on the questions for consideration (provided as a handout for easier student access), create their outline and identify responsibilities for completing the recorded programs.

However, health workers said they felt obliged to assist, as the ultimate responsibility for complete documentation lay with them.

The other is that the Islamists never expected to be dominating Egypt's new Parliament — with more responsibility than other parties for completing the country's democratic transition, constitution-writing and election of a new president — and they are trying to figure out how to reconcile some of their ideology, with all of their new responsibilities.

As your child grows, give them more responsibilities and more rewards or consequences for completing those responsibilities or ignoring them.

(B) The necessity of English for completing the job responsibilities 1.