Sentence examples for responsibility for design from inspiring English sources
LCG, ENK and MO designed the study; SS and LCG were responsible for library selection; LvS had the main responsibility for design and generation of mutants and most aspects of protein characterization; FG, HB and JEF designed and conducted ITC studies; GD and LF designed and conducted tissue section studies; LvS and MO drafted the manuscript.
The agreement stated the Corps would have responsibility for design and construction of the project, while the Interior Department would be responsible for running and maintaining the dam after completion.
In return, government must put new options on the table including lifting national planning restrictions; fiscal devolution; and increased responsibility for design codes and standards.
Davies was already serving as assistant editor on the Mail on Sunday, having joined from the Sunday Times where he was executive editor with responsibility for design.
It should be noted, however, that responsibility for design was passing from the printer to the publisher; as the former, with the growth of his business, became more the industrialist and less the craftsman, the latter realized that he must himself take charge of this aspect of the book.
These requirements do not relieve the supplier of his full responsibility for design, fabrication, performance, and safety of the equipment.
DC was chairman of the commissioning agency with joint responsibility for conception, design and interpretation of results.
In 2004, he was given specific responsibility for designing BMWs under Mr. Bangle.
Under her successor, Angela Ahrendts, the Halifax-born son of a carpenter and a window-dresser for Marks & Spencer saw his role widen further, with responsibility for designing the fashion group's stores and even its new corporate headquarters.
Hiding the anger at Mr. Clarke that she has vented to friends, she praised him highly in public, and then said she had turned over responsibility for designing the administration's strategy to him.
It was created in 1997 by Congress and President Clinton, providing federal money to the states to cover uninsured children from low-income families, and giving the states responsibility for designing their own programs and enrolling people.
