The phrase "under its responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something falls within the duties or obligations of a particular entity or individual.
Example: "The project was completed successfully, as it was under its responsibility to ensure all tasks were finished on time."
Alternatives: "within its purview" or "within its scope."
A PCCT, usually does not have patient beds under its responsibility but rather it acts in an advisory role to other healthcare professionals and works with the aim of bringing palliative care principles into acute care hospitals [ 6- 8].
There is a growing debate about whether this obstruction amounts to a crime against humanity, one that requires the United Nations to forcibly deliver relief supplies under its "responsibility to protect" principle.
So the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has stepped in, under its responsibility for protecting retirement plan investors under the ERISA law passed 40 years ago.
And UNICEF effectively leads humanitarian clusters under its responsibility and contributes to sectoral coordination in humanitarian action.
Princess Cruises said it understood its responsibility under the law of the sea to help any vessel in distress, and said its ships had been involved in more than 30 rescues over the past decade.
In fact, the European Central Bank appeared to distance itself from the Swiss move, saying in a two-sentence statement that the Swiss central bank had decided to hold down the value of the franc "under its own responsibility".
"In exceptional circumstances, Frontex should be able to deploy rapid reaction teams to the frontiers on its own initiative and under its own responsibility," said the Franco-German letter.
In reality, however wrong -- morally, legally and politically -- Hamas' decision to not renew the cease-fire, it simply does not absolve Israel of its responsibility under international humanitarian law for the far greater civilian deaths its armed forcesinflicted upon the Palestinians in Gaza.
"Serbia has not committed genocide, through its organs or persons whose acts engage its responsibility under customary international law," the court found.
All the Landmarks Commission has to do is exercise its responsibility under the regulations and look at the case law designated for New York interiors.
"Please do not muddy the waters even further... Australia should go back to the UN process and uphold its responsibility under the refugee convention".
