Sentence examples for undertake their responsibilities from inspiring English sources
If the board is to fulfill its promise of 10 years ago, Mayor Bloomberg must assure that its members are prepared to undertake their responsibilities with greater courage and conviction.
"Both Carl and Romain have impressed since taking temporary charge of first team duties and they have earned the chance to undertake their responsibilities on a permanent basis.
"It is important that we clarify the position of the football management, who have been undertaking their responsibilities on an acting basis since Peter Reid's departure in September," he added.
Frank and Claire exchange such words often as they undertake their demanding responsibilities and trials (albeit sometimes caused by their own behavior).
Almost all the managers reported having inadequate management skills to effectively undertake their management responsibilities.
Almost all (29/30) district health managers interviewed reported having inadequate management skills to effectively undertake their management responsibilities.
To this aim, she decided to alter first the way she worked and further to guide her employees and enable them to undertake full responsibility of their work and their deliverables to the customer.
Further, we considered that the training package would improve current nurse/NA practices and empower them to undertake additional responsibilities for babies in their care where these were supported by their medical colleagues.
Thus, she had to act fast by making an effort to control these strengths, in particular, Efficacy and Persistence while simultaneously empowering her employees to undertake responsibility for their work.
Furthermore, upon completion of their Post graduate specialist training, new medical specialists are expected to undertake teaching responsibilities for both medical students and residents in many Medical institutions.
Consultant Trainers were also expected to undertake new responsibilities (assessment and educational supervision) under the new training system and to be supported in their new role [ 2].
