Sentence examples for with broad responsibilities from inspiring English sources
"Nobody thought Dan Quayle was the president's most trusted adviser, with broad responsibilities.
It was in this explosive atmosphere that Mr. Kennedy hired William Wegner as Riverkeeper's staff scientist, a position with broad responsibilities for monitoring pollution in the region.
He later described Bechtel's potential role as that of a project manager, with broad responsibilities for overseeing the work at the trade center site.
At the time, he was the second-ranking figure in the office of the deputy attorney general, Jamie S. Gorelick, a job with broad responsibilities over the entire department.
Arriving in September, Fermi was appointed an associate director of the laboratory, with broad responsibility for nuclear and theoretical physics, and was placed in charge of F Division, which was named after him.
This time, with broader responsibilities, she was based in the US embassy in Baghdad, but still accompanied Odierno to all his meetings.
As the Obama administration neared its two-year mark and a number of personnel changes were underway, there was a possibility that Browner might be named to another position with broader responsibilities, such as White House Deputy Chief of Staff.
The district republics would deal with issues in their own realm of life and competence, choosing delegates to elect the succeeding level of representatives with broader responsibilities and a wider scope of competence.
They now form an important part of the local workforce with broader responsibilities and training formalised in National Vocational Qualification schemes.
Mr Bernanke must steer the debate over regulatory reform so that the Fed is not left with implausibly broad responsibilities and insufficient tools with which to carry them out.
For instance, the CISO will not have the operational authority of most traditional CISOs; rather, he or she will have a policy-based position with (hopefully) broad responsibilities for all federal agencies.
