Sentence examples for responsibility to approve from inspiring English sources

This trial was performed under the supervision and approval of the veterinarian that has appointed responsibility to approve all fish experiments at the research station in accordance to regulations from the Norwegian authorities regarding the use of animals for research purposes.

This group evaluated the responses of the faculty and residents, and was given the responsibility to approve the optimal number of procedures, the year in residency when the procedure must be performed and procedure status of the residents for different procedural skills in light of the earlier conducted survey.

"The United States Senate has the responsibility to approve or disprove of my nominees," Mr. Obama said in a statement.

"It is the attorney general's responsibility to approve condo conversion plans, but he went beyond the normal practice," said Ms. Rosenthal, whose office has been fielding complaints from tenants.

"What Obama is pretty clear about, and I agree, is that Congress has no responsibility to approve the agreement; it has a responsibility to review the agreement," said Cardin in local radio interview on Monday.

But since the research was done under the direction of Dr. Centrifuge, it would be his responsibility to approve the use of the data.

When the tables were turned in 1992, also a hotly contested election year, a Democratic-controlled Senate was serious enough about its responsibilities to approve 66 judges nominated by President George Bush, a Republican.

The Trial Steering Committee TSCC) responsibilities are to approve the main study protocol and any amendments, monitor and supervise the trial towards its interim and overall objectives, review relevant information from other sources, consider the recommendations of the DMEC, and resolve problems brought by the trial co-coordinating centres.

While it is the responsibility of governments to approve these policies, it is the responsibility of global citizens to put pressure on governments to pay attention to these policies because as Philippe has explained to us, and as UNITAID has proven to us, they work.

The e-mail was sent to Mr. Cameron by Jeremy Hunt, the cabinet minister who was eventually given responsibility for deciding whether to approve the takeover bid, only weeks before Mr. Cameron handed power over the bid to him, under terms that required Mr. Hunt to take an impartial, "quasi-judicial" approach to the takeover.

It is the responsibility of the subcommittee to approve all structure representation standards, which are then implemented by programmers.