Sentence examples for responsibility of assessing from inspiring English sources

Without an umpire or a referee looking over their shoulders, golfers accept the responsibility of assessing themselves penalty strokes for infractions only they may be aware of -- a ball that moved slightly, for example, after the golfer had addressed it.

What if any one of four different hospital emergency rooms had recognized that William's repeated overdoses made him a danger to himself and entertained the notion, indeed assumed the responsibility, of assessing him for a dual diagnosis?

Physicians often bear the responsibility of assessing options on the patient's behalf, but they are poor judges of patients' preferences involving vital loss.

The Environmental Protection Agency is charged with the responsibility of assessing the public health effects resulting from the consumption of contaminated drinking water.

Each accreditation body is also often charged with the responsibility of assessing the suitability of pre-registration university programs for that profession.

Mining companies have a responsibility of assessing the different types of exposure, and ensuring that exposure levels are monitored and effectively controlled as a first step to addressing our epidemics of silicosis and mine-related respiratory diseases.

Our lay person was able to extract, without correction, all credibility points which may suggest that it is possible to transfer some of the responsibility of assess quality of information onto the public if suitable guidelines were available.

The public probation service will be left with the responsibilities of assessing the risk posed by every offender, providing the courts and parole board with pre-sentence reports and advice, liaising with victims, and making the final decision on whether offenders should be sent back to prison if they breach the terms of their release licence.

They object to the possible transfer to the new agency of the responsibility for assessing health risks of chemicals, now carried out by the Department of Health Services.

The increased risk of CHD associated with SMI and antipsychotic medications requires flexible solutions with clear lines of responsibility for assessing, communicating and managing CHD risks.

Edward Armstrong, who was team manager of the intake duty team at Brent with responsibility for assessing the status of children deemed at risk of abuse, was disciplined by the council in 1993 over his handling of a family case.