The phrase "above responsibility" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to responsibilities that are higher or beyond a certain level, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The tasks assigned to her were above responsibility, making it difficult for her to manage her workload."
Alternatives: "beyond responsibility" or "over responsibility".
Ross thinks we can trust our moral apprehensions, and since apprehension is a matter of knowledge, and knowledge implies certainty, he is certain that we have the above responsibilities and that certain things are intrinsically valuable (RG 146, 29, 30; KT 42; cf. Audi 2004).
Mr. Ozley helped Rich Teerlink, his co-author and Harley-Davidson's former chief executive, transform the company into one in which workers, rather than merely carrying out edicts from above, took responsibility for decisions that were reached by consensus.
In spite of all the above, criminal responsibility was assessed lower in the filicide group.
Standards of engineering practice are maintained through the efforts of professional societies, usually organized on a national or regional basis, with each member acknowledging a responsibility to the public over and above responsibilities to his employer or to other members of his society.
The key principles and mechanisms for the above included joint responsibility for the project though the ultimate responsibility of RPs for the research, inclusive decision-making and, where appropriate, mediation by the Consortium Coordinator.
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Precisely because the ends of research aim at effective social interventions, however, a human rights paradigm highlights the third sense of scientific responsibility above: the importance of participation in the political process and the role of public education in bringing about meaningful, comprehensive reforms.
When confronted with embarrassing accusations, McCullough demonstrates, Jefferson was not above denying responsibility for things he had done.
In truth, all children are vulnerable in institutions that prize status and reputation above their responsibility to protect their charges.
