Sentence examples for responsibility of delivering from inspiring English sources

The 41-year-old, who was elected to the Senate in 2010 and recently featured on the cover of Time magazine, was given the weighty responsibility of delivering the Republican response to President Barack Obamaa's State of the Union address last Tuesday evening.

Their timidity and anxiety during Saturday's home defeat against Newcastle revealed they are burdened by the responsibility of delivering for David Moyes what they did for his predecessor.

When the responsibility of delivering a big moment or putting across a joke was lifted from her shoulders, Ms. LuPone was moving, compelling and alive.

The case was inherited by Pepsi Bottling when it was spun off from Pepsico in 1999, just as it took over the responsibility of delivering Pepsi products to stores and arranging them on shelves.

The White House ceremony, on June 1st, took place in the middle of the night for Beijing, where David H. Rank, the most senior American diplomat in China, would have the responsibility of delivering the news to the Chinese government.

James Pattinson, one of five Australians playing in their first Ashes Test, was given the responsibility of delivering the first ball of the series.

For someone with the pressures and responsibilities of delivering a Winter Olympics to his home city of Sochi in three years' time, Dmitry Chernyshenko cuts a relaxed figure.

The responsibilities of delivering healthcare services in the state lie with the state government.

It may well be that the predominant role of the private sector in the delivery of individual health services has lessened the Indian government's sense of responsibility for delivering services deemed to be the purview of the private sector.

In the health centre setting, these internal norms might include perceptions of responsibility for delivering high quality services, a sense of obligation to the patients, or a strong work ethic.

A heightened sense of responsibility for delivering high quality care to HIV patients was evident among providers in all four facilities, and was linked to providers' sense of empowerment arising from their well-resourced service environments and the perception that HIV-patients were in particular need of care.