Sentence examples for responsible senior from inspiring English sources

The 27-year-old from Rotorua has been given 47 weeks worth of suspensions in the past six years, too many for a supposedly responsible senior player.

The glaring omission here is how to proceed if you are already CEO of Lloyds and therefore have no line manager or responsible senior leader with whom to discuss your Singapore trip.

His understanding knows no bounds, for even the almighty and responsible senior can lose her way". Williams is the person seniors talk to when they need extensions on assignments or advice on a wide range of academic and personal issues.

And while most of the blame rightly rests at the top with ministers, including the former prime minister, and the responsible senior civil servants at the communities department – and they should be held accountable – it is also important to note that the normal checks and balances that should have picked up on all this simply failed.

Part of the money was used to build the Mary Duke dormitory and because there were not enough women enrolled to fill it up, the school moved in some of its responsible senior men and single male faculty members.

Benedict's teachers, administrators, support staff, alumni and just one student — the responsible senior student leader Akeem Miller.

Morgan Stanley has a dual strategy, with one team of advisers responsible for senior executives at large technology start-ups and another for lower-level employees.

Now this sort of tax is seen as Indians being responsible," a senior research fellow at a Delhi-based thinktank told the Guardian.

Members of a group responsible for senior Church of England appointments will begin a key three-day meeting today to decide who should succeed Dr Rowan Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury and spiritual leader of the 77 million-strong Anglican Communion.

Meanwhile, within 24 hours of the terrorist attacks, the Socialists, through their own intelligence and diplomatic contacts in the Muslim world, were already leaning toward the theory that Al Qaeda and not ETA was responsible, two senior Socialist Party officials said.

Smith concluded that the BBC, as a corporate body, could not be held responsible since senior staff (classed as department heads and higher) were not made aware of Savile's behaviour.