Sentence examples for wide responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Both are important and indeed with our plans the governments of these nations will become more powerful with wide responsibilities.

He took on wide responsibilities for the Diocese of Metuchen, which was created in 1981 from parishes formerly assigned to the Diocese of Trenton.

Los Alamos devised the bomb, while its parts and fuel were made at secret plants in such places as Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Dayton, Ohio — sites Dr. Koval not only penetrated, but also assessed as an Army sergeant with wide responsibilities and authority.

Perhaps of even greater significance are the commission's warnings about the likelihood of finding enough governors with the time, expertise and qualities to carry out their wide responsibilities as company directors, especially since the requirements for community and stakeholder representation are much more limited for academies than for maintained schools.

If confirmed by the Senate, as expected, Sullivan will oversee a $5 billion agency with wide responsibilities, including operating weather satellites, monitoring ocean conditions, and regulating fisheries.

It is through such associations that government authorities can explain the objectives of these policies to those concerned, and it is to such associations that governments entrust wide responsibilities for the implementation of such policies.

Addressing incidents of bias and discrimination is a community wide responsibility.

In 1995, two major NASA contractors, Boeing and Lockheed Martin, formed a consortium called the United Space Alliance, and NASA gave it wide responsibility for day-to-day operations of the shuttle program.

That would amount to a significant change in Navy thinking, since individual captains have had wide responsibility for the actions of their ships.

Another key U.S. player, the Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets OFACC), is under-resourced, given its wide responsibility for overseeing the enforcement of U.S. sanctions.

In one other significant move, Lee Sang Chul, 54, former chief executive officer of the KT Corporation, formerly Korea Telecom, was named information and communication minister with wide responsibility over information technology policy.