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Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News, has just taken on some of the wider responsibilities for journalism held by outgoing deputy director general Mark Byford, and is not expected to apply.

They also elect councillors to district councils e.g. Mendip and Somerset County Council or unitary authorities e.g. Bath and North East Somerset or North Somerset, which have wider responsibilities for services such as education, refuse and tourism.

Chew Magna has its own parish council, which has some responsibility for local issues, and is part of the Chew Valley North Ward, which is represented by one councillor on the Bath and North East Somerset Unitary Authority, which has wider responsibilities for services such as education, refuse, tourism, etc.

Wider responsibilities for tackling unemployment.

In 2007 Murdoch became nonexecutive chairman of BSkyB and chairman of News Corporation subsidiary News International (NI) when his father gave him wider responsibility for developing media business across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

"People in disasters have basic needs like food and water, but aid work is not as simple as service delivery," said Marie Staunton, chief executive of Plan UK. "Humanitarian workers also have a wider responsibility for the human rights of the people they are meant to be helping – such as their right to freedom of movement and their right to a healthy environment.

With wider responsibility for macroprudential supervision, international cooperation and working with the International Monetary Fund to negotiate fiscal adjustment programs for countries like Greece, "the E.C.B. is getting pretty far away from an institution with a narrow monetary policy focus," he said.

In 1957 he joined Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. (KPMG) as partner in charge of personnel with firm-wide responsibilities for all personnel activities for the firm.

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

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.