Sentence examples for responsibility for operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sellers, who takes over his new duties early next month, will have responsibility for operations and financial activities.

The Fulbright program is based on a series of bilateral diplomatic agreements that place ultimate responsibility for operations with the U.S. Department of State.

Mr. Willumstad will take on responsibility for operations in Mexico and Puerto Rico, a nod to the growing economic ties between the United States and Mexico.

District Manager means the BSEE officer with authority and responsibility for operations or other designated program functions for a district within a BSEE Region.

He argued (correctly, in my view) that the CIA must take responsibility for operations and that this necessarily includes control of intelligence liaison.

But he repeatedly said that by the end of next year, Afghan forces would have taken over primary responsibility for operations across the country, allowing NATO's combat role to be finished by the end of 2014, as currently scheduled.

Under the lease the defendant assumed sole responsibility for operation and maintenance of a retirement complex.

On January 9 , 1984 a treaty between the GDR and the West Berlin Senate came into force and turned over the responsibility for operation of the S-Bahn in West Berlin to the West Berlin transport authority, the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe.

CDC had the lead responsibility for operation of the program.

As for Iberia, having spent so long negotiating the complicated regulatory implications of a merger with BA in jurisdictions around the world, it will no doubt be relieved that the deal sees the two airline operations keep their own branding and separate responsibilities for operations.

Macau Government remained owner of the existing, pre-1985, assets (plants and pipe networks), while the private Macau Water Supply Ltd. (MWSL, the former MWC) bears responsibilities for operations and maintenance of these assets, as well as for new investments and service obligations (see Fig.  7).