Sentence examples for servant responsible from inspiring English sources

Alboim was the civil servant responsible for the program in Ontario.

Poet and writer Favourite sketch: Ministry of Silly Walks (Cleese as a bowler-hatted civil servant responsible for developing silly walks).

He was interviewed at a location away from Westminster by Sue Grey, the long-standing Cabinet Office civil servant responsible for propriety and ethics.

17 (new entry) Sir Paul Jenkins Treasury Solicitor Jenkinss is the most senior openly gay civil servant, responsible for the largest legal department within the Civil Service and reporting directly to the Attorney General.

It added that within DECC there is a senior civil servant responsible for managing relations with independent suppliers, to give them the opportunity to discuss concerns and shape policy developments.

Simon Hughes, a senior member of the Liberal Democrats, the junior coalition partner, broke ranks by asking why Mr. Hunt was not being investigated by the civil servant responsible for overseeing the ministerial code of conduct.

Clearly, the civil servants responsible were fans of Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller in their Beyond the Fringe revue, and, in particular, the civil defence sketch.

Margaret Hodge, chair of the public accounts committee (PAC), has found no shortage of targets for her barbs over the past five years, among the civil servants responsible for wasting taxpayer funds or the corporate executives accused of not contributing enough towards them.

With an Internet-based system, important information can be kept in one place, and managers can get at it when they need it.The civil servants responsible for the health service's IT revolution" have been told, helpfully, by their political masters that "failure is not an option".

Nearly 70 civil servants responsible for all aspects of media and telecoms policy will now be transferred from Cable's business empire to the Department of Culture Media and Sport headed by Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary and a Conservative likely to be sympathetic to Murdoch.

"Mandarins challenged on hospitality culture" is the Times splash, which goes on to say: "Senior civil servants responsible for contracts worth billions of pounds accepted tickets to Wimbledon, the Chelsea flower show and the opera, from firms carrying out government work".