Sentence examples for responsible for consolidating from inspiring English sources

Kumarapala (reigned c. 1143 72) was responsible for consolidating the kingdom.

As the first governor-general of Bengal, Hastings was responsible for consolidating British control over the first major Indian province to be conquered.

The PEA is responsible for consolidating power supply and distribution arrangements into four electricity distribution utilities.

This implies that the neuronal circuits responsible for consolidating and maintaining associative memories survive the extensive neurochemical modifications that accompany gregarization [ 35].

The NFP is responsible for consolidating national public health event surveillance data from all relevant sectors of government, for communicating with WHO IHR Contact Points, on behalf of the State Party concerned and specifically notifying about potential PHEICs [ 9].

By contrast, our analysis showed that CABN, GR01, and SN05 strains define a different branch from the previously known LCMVs, suggesting that A. sylvaticus might have been responsible for consolidating genetic changes in these new strains during their evolution, and that A. sylvaticus could be their natural reservoir.

When Perez asked to what extent the company felt responsible for the workers, Mendiburo answered that Consolidated was reluctant even to use terms like "co-employer" when referring to its relationship with orange pickers.

Ms. Krawcheck has already made a number of organizational changes this year, hiring three new research leaders who have been largely responsible for identifying the sectors and analysts to be consolidated.

One of these factors is fibrinogen, a plasma glycoprotein that is mainly responsible for the formation of a meshwork of fibrin monomers that consolidates an initial platelet plug into a solid haemostatic clot (Hantgan et al, 2001).

Come Monday, the independent body responsible for establishing generally accepted accounting principles will announce that banks must consolidate or restructure hundreds of billions' worth of loans held off their balance sheets in entities called "conduits".

The budget for the department, which consolidated 22 federal agencies last year into a single superdepartment responsible for pre-empting terrorist attacks on American soil, was set at $40.2 billion, up from $36.5 billion this year.