Sentence examples for responsibility for policy from inspiring English sources

Coming from the man with primary responsibility for policy decisions on rating agencies in Europe, that sounds very much like a threat.

A number of the national museums in Paris operate under a semiautonomous administrative council, with an executive chairman who has a dual responsibility for policy and executive matters.

The estimates of his responsibility for policy have depended on the roles in government assigned by historians to the Queen and to his colleagues.

This is a charge they all deny, but O'Flynn was stripped of his frontbench role and Evans of her responsibility for policy in the aftermath of the row.

Surprisingly, Germany emerged as a fierce opponent of extending majority voting in the European Council of Ministers, thanks in part to the hostility of its own regional governments, which share responsibility for policy in many of the areas affected.

Moreover, while all major decisions tended to be taken at the Élysée Palace (the residence of the president) under de Gaulle, responsibility for policy, at least in internal matters, has slowly passed to the head of the government.

The mayor has responsibility for policies regarding London's transport, planning and development, culture and the environment.

Unlike most national governments where responsibility for policies, plans, and programs (PPPs) is divided among departments and jurisdictions, MDBs tend to have more control over the different levels of the PPP hierarchy.

Establish linkages with interagency partners that have responsibility for policies and procedures related to human trafficking, and participate in interagency task forces and other efforts aimed at developing coordinated, interdisciplinary anti-trafficking protocols.

Major groups, such as women and farmers (Stough and Kang 2015), have particular roles and responsibilities for policy decisions about and early warning of extreme events, but no such roles have been discussed in the SFDRR for children and youth.

Responsibilities for policy implementation were differentiated across multiple central government ministries (in line with the several sectoral policy domains in which climate policy is actually implemented, such as transport, the built environment, and the energy sector) and to the central government agency 'SenterNovem' - then part of the Ministry of Economic Affairs [47, 48].