With self-regulation, private parties, such as the industries, the business itself, providers, and producers among others take responsibility for implementation.
Lastly, because there was not 'total compliance' in terms of policy implementation, accountability was also diffused, and no one took responsibility for implementation challenges.
Baby Basket implementation supported women, family members and healthcare workers in taking responsibility for health.
By taking responsibility for upgrades, systems integrators would have to pay a penalty for excessive customization, one factor that has made SAP implementations expensive.
More fathers are taking responsibility for childcare.
But he's taking responsibility for that.
"Basin governments (not the MDBA) should take responsibility for leading implementation.
Owing to the intention to develop capacity within school staff and stakeholders, this intervention has been developed in a way that the team facilitates rather than takes responsibility for the implementation of the intervention.
In the United Kingdom, the Advancing Quality Alliance (AQuA) claimed that the use of such decision support interventions could lead to "potential savings to the NHS [National Health Service]... ......... 5 In addition NHS England has taken responsibility for the implementation of shared decision making in NHS care since April 2013.
DE conceived the study and took responsibility for the design, implementation and reporting of the study.
"At the European level, national politicians can ask for much more than at home, without needing to take responsibility for subsequent adoption and implementation.
