Sentence examples for responsibility group from inspiring English sources

"We've had this conversation hundreds of times," said a former executive in Apple's supplier responsibility group.

This week, Mattel will announce a corporate responsibility group that reports to the chief executive and oversees product safety, among other areas.

"You can set all the rules you want, but they're meaningless if you don't give suppliers enough profit to treat workers well," said one former Apple executive with firsthand knowledge of the supplier responsibility group.

"If you see the same pattern of problems, year after year, that means the company's ignoring the issue rather than solving it," said one former Apple executive with firsthand knowledge of the supplier responsibility group.

The reporting is based on interviews with more than three dozen current or former employees and contractors, including a half-dozen current or former executives with firsthand knowledge of Apple's supplier responsibility group, as well as others within the technology industry.

In an experimental design, 81 children aged 9 12 years were randomly allocated to three conditions: an inflated responsibility group, a moderate responsibility group, and a reduced responsibility group.

(factor # 1, 3) In response to families' concerns regarding their daughter's CHW responsibilities, group discussions can be arranged to engage the family in particular and the community as a whole to increase the sense of ownership of the project.

Departments allocate teaching loads and management responsibilities, groups manage their research portfolios and individual academics juggle their responsibilities to their students, their department and their research funders.

● Performance of tasks involving responsibility (coordination, group leader, supervisor).

The second controversy, interestingly enough, is not really about the moral responsibility of groups at all, even though it is couched in the language of collective moral responsibility.

Loan recipients are first formed into groups, with repayments then the collective responsibility of all group members.