Sentence examples for with particular responsibilities from inspiring English sources

He volunteered to go to London in 1940 and spent the Blitz with the East Ham Brigade, with particular responsibilities in the London and Royal Docks.

It may be less remarkable that he has been sent on leave than that he has lasted at the top, with particular responsibilities for leadership coaching, for so long.

Jefferson kept such meticulous records, and archaeological finds have been so extensive, that slaves can be described as named individuals with particular responsibilities and family connections; here, as at Poplar Forest, it is clear that some slaves earned money and possessed a small number of precious objects.

He was a Commissioner and one of the Chief Inspectors with the UN Special Commission on Iraq with particular responsibilities for biological issues.

A qualitative study utilizing in-depth, one-to-one semi-structured interviews with 11 purposively selected staff with particular responsibilities to recruit and retain patients as clinical research subjects.

But the single most serious controversy came in 1985, when Protheroe was assistant director-general to Alasdair Milne, with particular responsibility for news and current affairs.

In 1973 he joined Warner Communications, where among other positions he served as co-chief operating officer with particular responsibility for the company's music and cable operations.

In 2012, he agreed to be interviewed by Lynn Novick, Burns's co-director on "The Vietnam War"; later, McPeak became a consultant on the series, with particular responsibility for technical detail.

It will require skilful leadership to prevent such a crisis in China in the coming years.For the past four years, Wen Jiabao, a geologist by training, has had a tough apprenticeship as deputy prime minister with particular responsibility for financial and agricultural affairs.

An active participant in the Maidan revolution, Mr Shimkiv was appointed deputy head of the presidential administration in July, with particular responsibility for administrative and economic reforms.

The Daily Telegraph has suggested Mr Johnson could be made business secretary, with particular responsibility for infrastructure, if Mr Cameron is re-elected as prime minister.