Sentence examples for responsible for professional from inspiring English sources

This body is responsible for professional tournaments in Great Britain and for the biennial Ryder Cup match (for professionals) when it is played there.

Part of the university's graduate program in music therapy, the center is responsible for professional training, clinical care and research, rooted in the particular brand of music therapy conceived by Mr. Robbins and Paul Nordoff more than 50 years ago.

Director Janet Metcalfe of U.K. GRAD, the non-for-profit organisation responsible for professional development of doctoral researchers, says that maternity leave for doctoral researchers "is one of the issues that arises in the European Charter and Code of Practice for researchers that the U.K. should be addressing".

As national program director, he was responsible for professional and volunteer training, relations with sponsoring organizations, public relations, and program development.

As the deputy chancellor for teaching and learning, I am responsible for the professional development of our teachers.

In this role he is responsible for providing professional and corporate leadership to the civil service, working closely with the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood.

Bustle's resume in Blacksburg included mentoring the future first-round draft picks Jim Druckenmiller and Michael Vick; he cannot be held responsible for their professional production.

In 2001, he wrote a book, {ldquo}Be Quick — But Don't Hurry!" detailing how the lessons he learned under Wooden were responsible for his professional success.

Downing Street said the head of the civil service will now be responsible for providing professional and corporate leadership to the civil service, combining this role with their existing departmental role.

Speculation that a jealous lover could have been responsible for a professional hit in the very heart of Moscow has been dismissed by Nemtsov's friends and colleagues as implausible.

Meanwhile, courtesy of the judicial community, it was established that a "manipulative" 16-year-old schoolgirl can be held responsible for the professional and moral transgression of her teacher, a man of 44.