Sentence examples for responsibility for identifying from inspiring English sources

Here the manager, as before, takes responsibility for identifying the problem and arriving at a decision.

Teachers had primary responsibility for identifying the subjects the Institute would address.

The office, which has primary responsibility for identifying victims, has bought new equipment and supplies to test the tissue.

The responsibility for identifying voters, registering them, tracking absentee ballots and getting supporters to the polls on Nov. 8 largely falls on those party staff members.

Jean-Christophe Gariel, director for health at the IRSN, said the responsibility for identifying the source of the nuclear cloud was now with the Russians or Kazakhs.

They could take more responsibility for identifying infected computers and spotting attacks as they happen.None of this will eradicate crime, espionage or wars in cyberspace.

As the Department of Homeland Security takes on greater responsibilities for identifying and minimizing cybersecurity risks to the U.S. economy it should issue pragmatic, cost-effective operational guidance to companies on how to defend against evolving risks.

A recruitment coordinator was given primary responsibilities for identifying and developing recruitment opportunities, implementing recruitment strategies, and leading the study group at such events, under the overall direction of the principal investigator (PI) (SD-J).

Many models of professional self-regulation call upon individual practitioners to take responsibility both for identifying the limits of their own skills and for redressing their identified limits through continuing professional development activities.

In his meeting with the president, Mr. Tenet "acknowledged that he shared in the responsibility for shortcomings identified" in the advisory board's report, the agency said in a statement today.

The purpose of the present paper is to shed light on the validity of the conclusions offered by NICE; it should be emphasized that it is not intended to assign responsibility for any identified problems to particular actors (such as NICE, its committees, or the assessment team).