Sentence examples for responsibility of executive from inspiring English sources
Nobody wants to get hurt, everybody wants to get home from their job everyday without suffering great bodily injury or worse, so it's important for outsiders and insiders to recognize that officer safety is a legitimate and very important responsibility of executive leadership, and middle management, and first-line supervisors; indeed, it's a responsibility of peers.
Another way to tackle cosiness between auditors and clients, according to Ms Hewitt, would be an enhanced role for audit committees, such as the ability to hire and fire auditors, currently the responsibility of executives.
o"In the 'New Economy' of the 21st century, a crucial responsibility of executives is the effective strategic management of intellectual property (IP).
The club have no plans to appoint a technical or football director to take over some of the responsibilities of executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward and oversee the work of 41-year-old Butt, who had been coaching the Under-19s.
Mr. Buffett's views on responsibilities of executives and directors have gained new prominence after accounting scandals at WorldCom and Enron, the two biggest bankruptcies, shook investors' confidence and costs stockholders billions of dollars.
Somewhat muted responses from a number of tech companies on Trump policy is to be expected: the responsibilities of executives at Google, Apple, Facebook and more are first and foremost to their companies and their employees, and they're clearly facing a balancing act of acting in good conscience while also protecting their corporate interests.
King believed that defending the voting rights of minorities was the responsibility of the executive branch.
"The responsibility of the executive is to assure the independence of the judiciary," he told reporters.
The former is concerned with questions of policy and the responsibility of the executive for administration and expenditure.
Mr. Brennan was noncommittal, noting that lethal operations are generally the sole responsibility of the executive branch.
"So it ends up being the responsibility of the executive director, who has all these other demands on her time".
