Sentence examples for responsibility for supplying from inspiring English sources

The entity which receives information has the responsibility for supplying the necessary commodity products, by sensing the demand of the entity regarding commodity depletion.

Mr. Mubarak's officials said Egypt would not accept responsibility for supplying Gaza and let Israel off the hook, as some Israeli officials hope.

The information minister, Jesse Chacón, resigned after taking responsibility for supplying President Hugo Chávez with "incorrect information" that led him to play down a fire in a barracks that killed a soldier and injured several others.

In the liberated zones of the north, Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham have taken responsibility for supplying the populace with the necessities of life, distributing food, medicines, blankets, heating oil and of course their worldview, which the people there must accept whether they want it or not.

In the liberated zones of the north, Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham have taken responsibility for supplying the populace with the necessities of life, distributing food, medicines, blankets, heating oil – and of course their worldview, which the people there must accept whether they want it or not.

"The government will assume responsibility for supply itself," premier Mike Baird said.

But let us also praise Ken Morrison, who developed a business model of taking responsibility for supply from which other retailers could learn.

Amy Ellen Schwartz, director of the Institute for Education and Social Policy at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development at New York University, said that the shifting of responsibility for supplies from schools to families reflected two competing ideals in public education: equity and parental involvement.

Training provisions for company employees who have direct responsibility for supply chain management, particularly with respect to eliminating trafficking and slavery risks within their product supply chains.

In total, we interviewed 43 top managers from the first and second hierarchy level with responsibility for supply chain management (27 managers), e-commerce (eight managers), or cross-functional units (eight managers).

However, in more urbanized regions (mainly in cities), responsibility for organizing, supplying and safeguarding water resources formed part of the tasks assigned to the Wali (Islamic ruler or governor).