Sentence examples for whether responsibilities from inspiring English sources

In regards to an additional question that asked whether responsibilities have increased in recent years, 40 (64.5%) ECs replied "much more" and 18 (29.0%) answered "slightly more".

Whether responsibility for such a consequential move will redound to their favor remains to be seen.

Mr. Ninov would not say whether responsibility for those behind the bombing or their identities would be revealed.

The question arose of whether responsibility for setting risk appetite within an organisation sat with boards, chief executives, or elsewhere.

The debate over whether responsibility for a living wage should lie with governments, companies or investors is both heated and polarised.

The conference debate, part of the Guardian's Ageing Population project, considered whether responsibility for supporting older people lies with the state or the individual.

He still has no salary, no real title and no UN office.Others, this time in the West, are asking whether responsibility to protect will ever be more than an empty slogan.

"There has been discussion of a greater use of court orders to block some sites, but it will be difficult to decide whether responsibility will lie with the Home Office or internet service providers".

There is an emerging norm in customary international law, going back to seizures of slave ships, that allows countries to act in some extreme humanitarian situations, and everyone from Kofi Annan to Barack Obama (in his Nobel acceptance address) has raised the question of whether responsibility to protect and the genocide convention create a new authority to intervene.

When Croatia joins the EU in 2013 (assuming Croats approve accession in a referendum on January 22nd), Bosnia will no longer be able to export much of its dairy, meat and egg production to its neighbour, because its leaders cannot agree on whether responsibility for food safety lies with the state or the entities.

A separate UK government commission is looking into whether responsibility for some taxes could be devolved to Cardiff.