Sentence examples for responsibility for directing from inspiring English sources
Case A provides an overview of the disaster and early response; discusses the formation of the National Incident Command (NIC), which had responsibility for directing response activities; and explores the NICs efforts to coordinate the actions of various federal entities.
All must assume responsibility for directing the flow of global health information in both directions and this should be seen as a vital part of effective scientific communication, enabling effective global public health action.
Responsibility for directing the operations of the network was transferred from Haqqani, aging and reportedly ill, to his son Sirajuddin.
In 1946 he became deputy premier (i.e., vice chairman of the Council of Ministers), with responsibility for directing the country's trade.
"Lead responsibility for directing and executing paramilitary operations, whether clandestine or covert, should shift to the Defense Department," the report concluded.
It has consistently refused to take responsibility for directing Google users to hate content including a neo-Nazi site, Stormfront, for a search for "did the Holocaust happen".
The board of GMG retains responsibility for direct oversight of the management of the Group.
SI Psychiatric Emergency Room Subinternship (VACHS): The sub-internship will build upon these skills and have an increasing level of responsibility for direct patient care.
Even as the American military shifts more responsibility for direct combat to Iraqi security forces, the expanded need to train and support the Iraqis will require a substantial commitment of troops.
He will not assume responsibility for direct administration of the zone". (b) Holds that no action involving the transfer of persons across international frontiers, armistice lines or within the demilitarized zone should be undertaken without prior decision of the Chairman of the Mixed Armistice Commission.
His unwillingness to look into the events was equated by the court with responsibility for direct killing.
