Sentence examples for where responsibilities lie from inspiring English sources

Even officials within the administration have been struggling to sort out where responsibilities lie.

Like many areas of high technology, it is not yet clear where responsibilities lie within government, which makes it hard to drive change.

The report cites specific examples of "confusion" about where responsibilities lie between BBC Trust and corporation management, such as accountability over executive pay and the bungled £100m Digital Media Initiative IT project.

Clementi added that the "most important principle" of his proposal was to split governance and regulation: "A muddle of overlapping principles is clearly confusing rather than clarifying where responsibilities lie".

If you don't spend time establishing where responsibilities lie early on in the project, or confront these issues as they emerge, the situation can become very demoralising for the postdoc (who feels unfairly criticised) and frustrating for the supervisor (who may be concerned about the postdoc's ability to do independent research).

No one understands where responsibility lies".

The question of where responsibility lies for the attack is the object of debate here.

At least we can now see some of the detail and judge where responsibility lay.

"We should all be very clear where responsibility lies for this mess.

When power is moved from the centre, public perception of where responsibility lies does change, but this requires two things.

But getting a clear picture of where responsibility lies for the future of the school and its pupils remains hard.