Sentence examples for specific responsibilities for from inspiring English sources

Today, he said that Italy is linked by close ties to Libya and has "specific responsibilities" for protecting not only the Italians who live there, but also British and Irish citizens.

He could create a Minister at the Home Office with specific responsibilities for technology, communications and the Internet and give the job to his coalition colleague Dr Julian Huppert MP, the one Parliamentarian who seems to understand technology.

Collingwood will effectively replace Richard Halsall as the assistant coach with specific responsibilities for fielding, another major decision that has been taken by Paul Downton in the early stages of his role as the managing director of the England and Wales Cricket Board.

ASCL, which has been consulting on its Blueprint for a Self-Improving System for more than a year, thinks collaborating schools should be collectively responsible for school-to-school support and improvement, with local authorities retaining a limited range of specific responsibilities for special educational needs, admissions and planning school places.

Secretary of State Powell and Secretary of State Rumsfeld and a number of NATO defense and foreign ministers are exploring a more formal role for NATO such as turning the Polish-led division into a NATO operation and giving NATO specific responsibilities for border control.

The report makes 14 recommendations, which focus on improving crisis management procedures and establishing a "snow plan" which sets out specific responsibilities for BAA, airlines, the regulator, and air traffic control.

Along with additional funding, a minister with specific responsibility for London schools was appointed.

In 2004, he was given specific responsibility for designing BMWs under Mr. Bangle.

(They took specific responsibility for the welfare of the forty-two hostages).

In a controversial move, the Labour leader has appointed Lord Prescott as his personal adviser with specific responsibility for climate change.

The UK was given specific responsibility for the eradication – or at least reduction – of the poppy crops and failed spectacularly.