Sentence examples for responsibility for opening from inspiring English sources
But it was the junior minister who took upon himself the awesome responsibility for opening dialogue with the enemy without the authorization of his superiors.
8 Turkish Kurds Are Promised Equality 8 GREEK MILITANTS VOW MORE ATTACKS A Greek terrorist group has claimed responsibility for opening fire on the Athens office of a TV network and promised more violence.
ATHENS — A Greek terrorist group has claimed responsibility for opening fire on a private television network in Athens last week, vowing additional attacks against journalists, the police said Saturday.
Conger pointedly takes responsibility for "opening the door" to media attention, though it never occurred to her in advance that she would receive more than a taste of it.
"For the privilege of having... specific types of guns, you now have the additional responsibility for opening up your privacy," he says.
The dispute centres on proposals for driver-only operation, which would remove responsibility for opening and closing train doors from conductors, leaving them to collect revenue on board.
Malick Tapsoba, technical manager, ministry of development of the digital economy and post, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, @mbakatre Malick has technical responsibility for Open Data Burkina Faso and is involved with the government's paperless e-cabinet system.
In a 152-page statement, he passed responsibility to regional courts for opening 19 mass graves believed to hold the remains of hundreds of victims, including those of Federico García Lorca, the Spanish poet.
To make explicit the elements of the White Paper and Batho Pele, framing government responsibilities for open communication between health service providers and citizens, the 1997 Patients' Rights Charter (Charter) created a common standard of rights to assure that all people have access to health care.
Nevertheless, this research reported that the contemporary discourses on corporate social responsibility are opening new opportunities for the businesses themselves.
The euro's arrival may have deprived the central bank of its monetary-policy autonomy, but it now has a much greater responsibility for liberalising and opening up to competition Italy's banking sector.
