Sentence examples for taking overall responsibility from inspiring English sources

He also said the Navy was considering taking overall responsibility for security during port visits away from ship captains, who must now file security plans for each visit.

"Some hospitals have already implemented a 'name over the bed' process and where they have, patients say they have more confidence that someone is taking overall responsibility for them.

During his last two years at Jamba he served as Managing Director, taking overall responsibility of the Jamba business unit.

His comments come after the The Scottish Conservative Party approved a new constitution with its leader taking overall responsibility for performance.

One respondent described the frustration he experienced when trying to get assistance and it became apparent that this was due to the system comprising many components and no one taking overall responsibility.

But if the DCMS is split up, no-one will take overall responsibility.

"If I'm honest, I'm here to learn, without having to take overall responsibility," she laughs.

MI5, which took overall responsibility for national security in Northern Ireland in 2007, allocates 15% of its counter-terrorism budget to it.

Britain's mini-version of Nasa will take overall responsibility for UK space activities, replacing the soon-to-be defunct British National Space Centre BNSCC).

Warburton joined the club in 2011 as a first-team coach before moving upstairs, where he took overall responsibility for the football side of the club.

But one of the main issues with the closure, Jeffreys says, is that several different organisations were involved – the council, different clinical commissioning groups and the CQC – and none took overall responsibility for managing the situation.