scope of responsibility

The commission's scope of responsibility is generally larger than most commissions in other states.

His scope of responsibility spans over 16 cities throughout four southeastern states.

Each of these institutions has its own objectives and scope of responsibility.

Each of the committees oversees reputation risk issues within its scope of responsibility.

We put a lot of confidence in a person at your level and with your scope of responsibilities.

The scope of responsibilities varies across Marketing Operations teams and so, therefore, does the definition.

Modern field armies are large formations which vary significantly between armed forces in size, composition, and scope of responsibility.

"You can't go rushing in with troops without knowing what the mission is, the scope of responsibility and who's going to pay for it," he said.

We need to clarify in the research where exactly there are risks and where there is also a certain scope of responsibility.

Typically, government certification indicates a more in-depth training and qualification that covers a wider scope of responsibility.

But he's continuing to learn and continuing to widen the scope of responsibility, and I like what he's doing."

The Municipal Act of 1920 expanded the scope of responsibilities of the urban local bodies to education and health sectors.

It is distinguished from the other economist positions by the broader scope of responsibility encompassing the planning, supervision, and coordination of the economic research.

While such political maneuverings might be far out of his scope of responsibility, the pilot was worried about the consequences of such a trend.

The lack of clarity of the appointees' scope of responsibilities, and the need for another layer of bureaucrats, has also been questioned.

Thornhill would see his budgets revive, his manpower skyrocket, his agency's scope of responsibility in the world return to its rightful place.

In the scope of responsibility of the state police departements the federal police can only act with permission or request of the local state police.

Refer issues through appropriate NPS channels when they exceed the volunteer's scope of responsibility or possess the potential for controversy or embarrassment.

"It's not to say you don't expect them to use their imagination or their creativity, but they have no authority to act outside a very limited scope of responsibility.

In April 2001, the JTF-CNO's scope of responsibility was expanded to include a new operational mission: computer network attack.

The scope of responsibility for the lifeguards include accident and drowning prevention, public education, citizen assist, search and recovery of lost children, basic life support, and swimmer rescue.

Job enrichment in organizational development, human resources management, and organizational behavior, is the process of giving the employee a wider and higher level scope of responsibility with increased decision making authority.

His scope of responsibility encompassed, inter alia, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, general protection of privacy, protection of personal information, and competition law.

General tasks of support fall into the scope of responsibility of the Carlotto regiment, which supplies the Golametto battalion before the employment depending upon situation concerning orders with the necessary materials.

Even some of his former prisoners conceded that the low support he received from Confederate government in terms of food, water, and medical supplies made the conditions at Andersonville beyond his scope of responsibility.