Sentence examples for responsibility is split from inspiring English sources

He said: "The Scottish government have the possibility to have a definition of active farmer and to eliminate from this right of payments of this entitlement people who have the land but who do nothing with the land, so this is why the responsibility is split between the commission and the local government".

The crime fighting responsibility is split between preventative measures, such as information, observation and controls, and consequential measures, such as investigation and prosecution.

Responsibility was split among many bodies, whose actions were often blocked by politicians under pressure from lobby groups.

Batlle retained a significant amount of prestige and support, however, which allowed him to strike a compromise that partly rescued the colegiado; thus, in a constitution promulgated in 1918, executive responsibility was split between the president and a National Council of Administration.

Those who did not think the government has the main responsibility were split about who does.

Their own parenting responsibilities were split evenly following the birth of their first two sons, Mr Clegg revealed.

Responsibilities are split between the federal government, the local authorities in Delhi and the various sports bodies.

Steinberg was named interim vice provost in September 2010, following the departure of Burger, whose position was restructured so that student affairs and academic responsibilities were split between Steinberg and Steven David, who was named vice dean for undergraduate education in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.

I'm not sure how creative responsibilities were split up, but looking at it you can tell that this was made right before Negron found his current style and voice.

"In most cases in government, the responsibility for water is split between 20 and 28 different ministers and agencies.

Instead, responsibility for data is split between all the dozens of different offices that handle the agency's different reporting regimes.