Sentence examples for responsibility for expanding from inspiring English sources

His successor, Janet Yellen, is expected to bring QE expansion to an end and eventually hand responsibility for expanding credit back to the private sector.

She also had responsibility for expanding the work of the order in the United States, and to that end, in 1907, she opened Marymount School in Tarrytown, New York.

"It has been disappointing that up until now both Labor and CLP NT governments wouldn't take responsibility for expanding the delivery of dialysis and renal services, while the commonwealth was prepared to contributing infrastructure funding," he said.

In this directive, Dr. Karl Brandt and Chancellery chief Philipp Bouhler were "charged with responsibility for expanding the authority of physicians…so that patients considered incurable, according to the best available human judgment of their state of health, can be granted a mercy killing".

In my opinion, it is the political and diplomatic decision-makers in Germany and Austria-Hungary who must carry the burden of responsibility for expanding a localised Balkan conflict into a European and, eventually, global war.

Meanwhile, Congress has filled in some rather important details, taking responsibility for successfully expanding children's health insurance and strengthening safeguards for fair pay.

He and the Labor Party governments bear nearly as much responsibility as their Likud successors for expanding settlements in the West Bank.

Wait until lazy Americans have to take responsibility for their expanded state.

Again, excepting for Maputo HCs, where the situation was considered acceptable, technical staff feel compelled to assume a diversity of extra tasks out of comradeship or on instruction from management, "… the Provincial Health Director just told me to do it, to assume the responsibility for the expanded programme of immunization" (Niassa HC), and, "Orders are orders …" (Nampula HC).

I examine the rationale and benefits for expanding the roles and responsibilities of review boards related to community-based issues.

Ms. Hoffman -- appointed deputy commissioner in 1996, she outlasted three commissioners before being named to the top spot -- is all for expanding her domain and updating its responsibilities.