Sentence examples for spheres of responsibility from inspiring English sources

One recipe for happy co-chefdom is separate but equal spheres of responsibility.

And it would show some long-overdue regard for the band of faithful citizen activists – councillors and others, up and down the country – who have kept faith with their localities in spite of the continual attrition of their spheres of responsibility as government becomes more and more centralised.

Yet, paradoxically, they are united in their fervent belief that the only way for Russia and the United States to avoid confrontation in the former-Soviet region is through a Yalta-style "grand bargain": a delimitation of spheres of responsibility and a pledge of mutual noninterference in each other's sphere.

While in many ways household members work towards common goals, women and men maintain separate spheres of responsibility; control of resources generated in female-led activities differs from that generated in male-led activities (Anderson and Eswaran 2009).

Physician density was estimated over independent variables concerning the 412 districts in Germany controlling for the different spheres of responsibility of the 17 ASHIPs regulating the distribution of physicians.

3. Acknowledge an accurate sphere-of-responsibility, determined by actual social and political impacts, and take steps to mitigate the local harms caused by Tatmadaw forces securing the project.

Despite men and women in Chepareria still having different spheres of responsibilities and positions within the household economy as well as with regard to public life, the boundaries are becoming less defined.

While findings from other studies under the Triple L Initiative have shown that men and women have different spheres of responsibilities within the household and within the local economy (Wernersson 2013; Saxer 2014; Karmebäck 2015), we reiterate that these boundaries are becoming less defined.

Many have a long-standing relationship with the President, and a particular sphere of responsibility.

However, participants strongly disagreed about what exactly constitutes the private sector and what its proper sphere of responsibility should be.

"The commissioner is an apologist for the worst offender in his sphere of responsibility, not a policeman of it".