Sentence examples for responsibility in preparation from inspiring English sources

President Obama, who has endorsed these and other steps, also forthrightly conceded that more must be done to protect American forces as Afghan troops assume more and more responsibility in preparation for the American withdrawal at the end of 2014.

A doctor who makes or prescribes a specific medical product to treat a patient on a nominal basis is exempt from the requirement to obtain authorization as a "professional authorized by law to prescribe or administer drugs or devices so the responsibility in preparation and administration is entirely of the prescriber".

In April 1961 she granted Prince Jean all of her ducal responsibilities in preparation for abdicating in November 1964.

Facilitators or managers have important responsibilities in the preparation of a healthy team work settings for VTs.

In Year 6 of the programme students take on some responsibility for clinical care in preparation for their first postgraduate year, undertaking tasks that are similar to a new graduate but with more supervision and some limitations.

Children have responsibilities, which they must undertake in preparation for their own future and as a way to discipline them.

In several cases, a lack of clarity in roles and responsibilities between different levels, or in preparation of decentralization of functions, hampered the attainment of increased equity.

As the women considered, or presented, the conception as outside their control (e.g. "it was a complete surprise", "it just happened") therefore they did not consider themselves as having had responsibility in terms of pre-pregnancy preparation.

Or is it because women have more family responsibility and preparation for that in their development?

We strongly recommend that, in preparation for assuming these responsibilities, he receive a full medical and neuropsychiatric evaluation by an impartial team of investigators.

Objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs) are designed to assess clinical skill performance and competency of students in preparation for 'real world' clinical responsibilities.