Sentence examples for to continue being responsible from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Gbagbo to remain in the presidential palace, Ivory Coast, richer in agricultural resources than any West African neighbor, does not need to continue being responsible for 40 percent of the region's gross domestic product.

In May, a Rio city government that almost certainly had more important things to do cancelled its contract with the company tasked with its construction, stating Tecnosolo "did not have the conditions to continue being technically responsible for the construction of the velodrome".

"But this is a reminder that we have to be mindful that if defaults were to run at a higher level, we have to continue to be responsible".

"Do you want local government to continue to be responsible for education and social care - because if you don't then that drives you towards a pretty large number of small authorities - if you do there is quite a compelling case for a smaller number of larger authorities?" he said.

The president of the republic was given much broader authority; he would henceforth be chosen by an electorate of local notables rather than by parliament, and he would select the premier (renamed prime minister), who would continue to be responsible to the National Assembly but would be less subject to its whims.

On October 11 Gibraltar held its first general election under the constitution that went into effect on January 2. The new constitution retained the territory's ties of sovereignty to the U.K., which would continue to be responsible for external affairs and defense.

In addition to his new role, F.X. will continue to be responsible for Investment Banking Services (I.B.S). in EMEA.

The prime minister said people would believe the leadership of NHS England who said local hospitals continue to be responsible for deciding whether to declare major incidents.

Glamorgan have refused to confirm whether head groundsman Keith Exton will continue to be responsible for preparing the pitches.

We can't let the Tom Haydens of the world continue to be responsible". The rules scheduled to be adopted at a AQMD hearing Aug. 4 would require all electrical producers to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from gas turbine engines and steam boilers by installing expensive catalytic reduction equipment, Cameron said.

She went on to say: "Our relationship with the government will continue to be responsible.