Sentence examples for responsibility to generate from inspiring English sources

Village selection committees (VSCs) had the responsibility to generate a list of indigent individuals in their community based on a consensually-generated definition of indigence.

"We have a responsibility to generate [private] funds over and above our public funds and we should not take any actions to undermine that".

Spotify has improved greatly over the last two years, Beats Music has made discovery a key selling point, and Deezer's CEO Axel Dauchez recently claimed it was part of his company's corporate mission: "We have a common responsibility to generate discovery: to force people to try new artists, new songs," he said at the Midem conference in January.

But they also have a responsibility to generate profits for their shareholders, and thus far this responsibility has come first.

They operate as investment advisors that purchase and sell financial instruments, with a fiduciary responsibility to generate the best possible returns for their clients.

This is where there's friction, as Facebook's mission to connect the world, responsibility to generate returns for its investors, and its duty to keep people's privacy safe come into conflict.

If salespeople can spend less time scrambling to find information for quotes and process orders, they'll have more time to do what they do best, building relationships with high-priority customers, and taking on more strategic responsibilities to generate leads and close more deals faster.

If you work for yourself, then the responsibility to get customers and generate income out of them is yours, and you must provide them with the services or products constantly.

The university has refused calls to divest, saying its responsibility is to generate a healthy financial return for its $36bn endowment.

Each selected antibody's responsibility is to generate a certain number of new antibodies from the selected antibody.

One practice had a successfully operating diabetes clinic that regularly followed up patients on care plans every six months, but the participant described the administrator, whose sole responsibility was to generate the recalls and make the appointments with patients, as the "lynchpin" of the system.