Sentence examples for responsible for provisioning from inspiring English sources

The man being held was responsible for provisioning the ship with food as well as dividing millions of dollars in ransom money, the authorities said.

Typically, the enterprise subscriber of the cloud service is responsible for provisioning resources such that their applications' performance objectives are met.

Service Level Objectives (SLOs) are specified for a subscriber's applications as part of their SLA with the SP. In contrast to a traditional cloud system, the SP is responsible for provisioning resources such that the specified subscriber SLAs are met.

The authors formulate an optimization problem faced by a cloud procurement endpoint (a module responsible for provisioning resources from public cloud providers), where heavy workloads are tackled by relying on public clouds.

During the war he was a commissary responsible for provisioning the military, a position he used to enrich the family merchant business.

The NLPD was responsible for provision of general infrastructure including boreholes, dams, schools and roads.

A IP/MPLS networking device (nonaccess stratum (NAS) driver) responsible for provision of IP/MPLS layer services to Layer 2 and vice-versa.

During the initial project phase, it was agreed that the German side was responsible for provision of an appropriate technical plant design, the machinery and the plant's control system.

Increase in blood glucose levels is responsible for provision of energy (fuel) that is used by fish to cope with stress (Pickering and Pottinger 1989; Pickering 1993; Barton 2002).

The OpenAirMesh Layer 2 protocol stack is depicted in Figure 3 and comprises: (i) A IP/MPLS networking device (nonaccess stratum (NAS) driver) responsible for provision of IP/MPLS layer services to Layer 2 and vice-versa   (ii) A Radio resource control (RRC) entity responsible for MAC layer signaling for configuration of logical channels and retrieval of measurement information.

BBC health correspondent Jane Dreaper said the high death rates at Stafford Hospital were explained away at the time, rather than used as an alarm signal which should have triggered further investigation, Sir Brian told the BBC: "One of the basic problems is that the government is responsible for provision of the health service but also for the monitoring of it.