Sentence examples for responsibility for practice from inspiring English sources

The role is both strategic and operational, with responsibility for practice marketing and planning, human resources, and building management as well as day to day oversight.

The aim of the project was to introduce the role of the Learning Environment Manager with dedicated responsibility for practice learning of undergraduate student nurses within the Hospital's 49 practice-settings.

"The primary criteria that should be considered, in any situation where it is necessary to assign to particular specialists responsibility for practice of investigative ultrasound, are the medical well-being of patients and cost effectiveness," said WFUMB Education Committee Chairperson, Prof. Byung Ihn Choi.

After years of allowing Israel's secret service to use physical violence when questioning Palestinians, the country's Supreme Court has voiced frustration that the court -- and not the Parliament -- has been saddled with responsibility for practices that human rights groups denounce as the illegal use of torture.

(10/12/2012, field notes of informal discussion with case manager 1) "[Case manager] is keen to develop her role more and it has already been agreed with the practice that she will take over responsibility for the practice dementia register and patient reviews.

"It's not going to go away until the state of New Jersey admits responsibility for the practice".

To describe the establishment of the Pharmaceutical Care Leadership Residency Program (PCLRP), a residency experience that prepares graduates to take responsibility for leading practice change in pharmacy.

At a closed-door meeting with House Republicans on Capitol Hill, members said Trump expressed concern for the families being separated by the "zero-tolerance" policy, but he did not take responsibility for the practice.

Richard Banks, principle for standards and quality at the Training Organisation for Personal Social Services, said the new social care codes of conduct, which include duties for staff to take responsibility for their practice and to protect service users from abuse, should prevent social workers from deferring to medical consultants.

None the less, the torture continued, and, indeed, in 1971, when Massu published Le Vraie Bataille d'Alger, the first of his five volumes of memoirs, he accepted responsibility for the practice, claiming that it was the only way he could get advance knowledge of terrorist plans and avert the deaths of innocent people.

"The fans have responsibility in the same way that any of us as consumers have responsibility for a practice hazardous to people's health," sportswriter Patrick Hruby said.