Sentence examples for responsibility of documenting from inspiring English sources

When Kate McCarty was tasked with writing the recently released book Portland Food: The Culinary Capital of Maine, she undertook the daunting responsibility of documenting a vibrant food scene that boasts more than three hundred restaurants, as well as specialty food businesses, farmers' markets, pop-up dinners and food trucks.

This minimised the need to write reports outside the workshops yet ensured that the participants took the responsibility of clearly documenting the tasks each individual had to complete by the next workshop and efficiently generated a permanent record of the PPDP process.

I felt a desire and a responsibility to document these permutations of survival in exile before they disappeared; photography was simply a means to that end.

Given the appalling death toll, they concluded, it was – but there was a moral responsibility to document the effects of the drugs and carry out proper clinical trials.

"As an American of the generation shouldering these wars, I feel a strong responsibility to document their cost," van Agtmael said.

But most of the material that individuals saved has been lost or determined, rightly or wrongly, not to be important enough for preservation.The libraries that are presently wringing their hands over collecting everything digital have abrogated this basic responsibility of appraising documents for the future.

The organisation said: "Stopping at various points on the way we recount the story of the Magna Carta and hand over the responsibility of carrying the document to a new relay bearer who will be on board the Royal Shallop Jubilant and escorted by rowed craft".

It is the responsibility of the pharmacist to document undesirable prescription patterns of general practitioners.

A critical responsibility of CCSPs is to document patient preferences, problem domains, intervention strategies and engagement in the CCS intervention.

Diagnostic work up for alternative diagnosis, if necessary, fell under the responsibility of the treating physician and documenting this process and its outcome was not a study objective.

However, it remains the responsibility of the researcher to judge and document if measurement errors induced by imperfect data or the skeletonization concept have significant influence on the achieved results.