Sentence examples for traditionally responsible from inspiring English sources

The Central Intelligence Agency, traditionally responsible for such selections, resisted, and the White House sided against Blair.

It is traditionally responsible for the British team during the Olympics, but Moynihan and Hunt were keen to expand its role.

The N.Y.P.D. turns out to have some advantages, when it comes to counterterrorism work, over the federal agencies traditionally responsible for doing it.

But the UNHCR, traditionally responsible for ensuring adherence to international law, is compromised by conflict between its humanitarian mandate and political dynamics on the ground.

In some key areas, such as languages that are critical to counterterror work, the N.Y.P.D., drawing on a city of immigrants, has deeper resources than the federal agencies traditionally responsible for fighting international terrorism.

"Familiar personalities such as Dr. Brown, Uncle Ben, Aunt Jemima, and Old Grand-Dad came to replace the shop-keeper, who was traditionally responsible for measuring bulk foods for customers and acting as an advocate for products... a nationwide vocabulary of brand names replaced the small local shopkeeper as the interface between consumer and product.

Although the airlines have traditionally been responsible for luggage, Michael Wascom, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association of America, which represents the nation's airlines, said that some of that liability will shift to the T.S.A., "since they're the ones who will be going into the luggage if need be".

Infectious diseases have traditionally been responsible for a lion's share of morbidity and mortality in India.

In global value chains, firms in developing countries have traditionally been responsible for the lowest added-value activities.

Until recently, men had traditionally been responsible for earning money and supporting the family and there was less financial motivation for Emirati women to work, said Aysha Almazrouei, an Emirati journalist with Abu Dhabi broadsheet daily The National.

Jack Morton said the scope of the partnership encompasses work that Jack Morton has traditionally been responsible for in events and communications for customers at auto shows, the Chevrolet and Cadillac dealer bodies and General Motors corporate employees.