Examples of using Some responsibilities in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some responsibilities belong to the Security Council,
Some responsibilities belong to the Economic and Social Council,
supplies as well as reduced requirements for field defence supplies because of the transfer of some responsibilities and duties to the Kosovo Police Service.
the Commission has taken steps to delegate some responsibilities to a newly established semi-autonomous unit in the Peace
the Ministry for Internal Affairs can also bear some responsibilities in this regard.
The decentralization of some responsibilities and decision-making to the local level and the creation of conditions to encourage private sector investment can improve service delivery and resource management,
it would have some responsibilities relating to the implementation of the Convention.
Programmes for training in human rights generally and children's rights specifically are offered in virtually all Government ministries which have some responsibilities in this sphere, addressed to their personnel
as well as act as an interlocutor with the Executive Office of the Secretary-General at the working level, and would have some responsibilities regarding prioritization and preparation of briefing material for the Under-Secretary-General.
Some responsibility of each team member include.
New Zealand retains some responsibility for external affairs,
Let your child take some responsibility.
You see, I'm growing up and taking some responsibility.
Well, then, you need to take some responsibility.
Take some responsibility.
And that's what I'm going to do now. Accept some responsibility.
take some responsibility.
Member States also bear some responsibility in not providing needed resources as investigation activities may not be high among their funding priorities.
It is so refreshing to see a man actually take some responsibility around the house.
It is also impossible to estimate those reached by the different activities for young people developed at the shrines where the Oblates have some responsibility.