Sentence examples for responsibility of producing from inspiring English sources

Relieved of the responsibility of producing that event, the council will focus more on fund-raising.

An inexperienced astronomer, Johann Heinrich Hoffmann, was appointed astronomer royal with the responsibility of producing calendars instead.

Heidi Barrett's reputation was steadily growing, but after she had her second daughter in 1988, she wanted a break from the responsibility of producing 20,000 cases a year at Buehler.

Isn't it time that industry accepts its responsibility of producing products that are safe for its consumers?

We were the pool cameras for the hearing itself, so not only did we have the responsibility of producing our own coverage, but everything that you saw on all the networks came from the C-SPAN cameras.

Cost-effective technology, changing viewer habits and a willingness on the part of the affiliates to saddle some of the responsibility of producing segments went into the decision to resurrect overnight news programming at NBC.

This is certainly impressive, but it may also be a sign that the company is running out of good ideas to spend its money on.The burden of responsibility for producing revolutionary new products lies squarely with Mr Cook and his senior team, notably Sir Jonathan Ive, Apple's design guru.

I look to Linda Bustos' career at Elastic Path as inspiration – she proved that through a writer's individual sense of responsibility for producing excellent content, a company's content marketing can flourish, because it relies on the fundamental understanding that when we feel pride and passion for what we produce, we desire to make something great.

In order to answer this fundamental question, we must first ask whether one should only care about the production of outcomes (the social good or "impact"), regardless of the sector that produces it, or whether one should instead also care about how the division of roles and responsibility for producing social goods is allocated across sectors.

As shadow banks take over some of the banks' responsibility for producing money-like assets, the financial system becomes more fragile.Another paper by Gary Gorton, Stefan Lewellen and Andrew Metrick, all of Yale University, finds that although the volume of financial assets in America has grown dramatically since 1952, the proportion they consider safe has remained at around 33%.

When World War I broke out, Guchkov again served as head of the Red Cross and in 1915 became chairman of the Central War Industries Committee, which, almost independently of the government, assumed responsibility for producing supplies and transporting them to the front.