The phrase "responsibility for training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual or group having the obligation to train another individual or group. For example: "The company's HR department has the responsibility for training new employees."
But who will take on the responsibility for training the police?
Most faculty mentors take their responsibility for training their postdocs seriously.
Gen. Paul Eaton, who initially had responsibility for training the Iraqi army and later was given the responsibility for training the Iraq police, suggested that management was an issue.
Since al-Abidi had responsibility for training the regime's elite forces, his announcement was a severe blow to Gaddafi.
That mission has a particular responsibility for training local police forces so they serve all the communities of this country impartially.
By October 2011, the State Department will assume responsibility for training the Iraqi police, a task that will largely be carried out by contractors.
The MPs also said the government should take responsibility for train rolling stock and address shortages.
Today, there is a strong emphasis on giving communities responsibility for plants, training local support technicians, and helping villagers build up small businesses to increase incomes and electricity demand to make plants financially viable.
The bill initially placed the baggage screening process in the hands of the Transportation Department, but it was amended today to give the Justice Department instead the responsibility for hiring, training, supervising and employing the screeners.
It is usually commanded by a captain, who discharges the basic responsibilities for training, discipline, and providing for the welfare of the personnel.
Starting Monday, Laguna Beach Fire Department Division Chief Dan Stefano will take over as fire marshal and Division Chief Tom Christopher will assume responsibilities for training and emergency medical services.
