Sentence examples for responsibility of buying from inspiring English sources

(Arkansas's governor would be entrusted with the responsibility of buying the tickets — and, presumably, of selecting the lucky digits).

A purchasing manager may be faced with the responsibility of buying equipment within a capital cost budget which has no mechanism for the evaluation of long term operation, and maintenance costs.

As a principal, he has the responsibility of buying and selling for his own account, thereby providing a stabilizing influence; as an agent, he represents other brokers on both sides of the market when they have orders at prices that cannot be readily executed.

By an accident of fortune, Amjad's father has been given the annual Passover responsibility of buying the Jewish state's leftover chametz, or leavened bread, from the chief rabbinate for the duration of the holiday, when Jews are meant to clear their homes of it, for the symbolic price of one shekel.

Postal worker Steven West, who has had the responsibility of buying the pool's lottery tickets for the past few months, said that the group almost ended up with a different fate. .

Furthermore, findings from this study which indicate that female respondents are more aware of the environmental and health benefits associated with organic agriculture and organic vegetables, respectively than their male counterparts is valid because in Thailand, women normally have the greater responsibility of buying and cooking food for their families.

In the US, where drug prices are much higher, the government is about to take responsibility for buying a big chunk of the drugs of the elderly, uninsured and disabled.

The media – as Fairfax's Matthew Knott points out – bear some responsibility for buying into the myth of Malcolm.

Employers have assumed primary responsibility for buying coverage, but their main focus has not been to buy efficient coverage to protect people against financial risks but to take advantage of a tax loophole.

"We bear the responsibility of managing the risks of buying energy ahead on behalf of our customers, who value the predictability this brings.

Instead of buying bread we bought boots.