"We are pleased that BP may be stepping up to address harms to individual plaintiffs, but this by no means fully addresses its responsibility for the harms it has caused," he said.
The department added: "While we are pleased that BP may be stepping up to address harms to individual plaintiffs, this by no means fully addresses its responsibility for the harms it has caused".
Another means by which the British government could address its historical responsibilities and encourage a frank debate about the imperial past would be to pay for the digitisation of the thousands of files secretly removed from Kenya and dozens of other former colonies on independence.
"He believes that it was the right thing for Texas to address its constitutional responsibility with regard to the redistricting," said Kathy Walt, a spokeswoman for the governor.
However, having failed to address its primary responsibility to secure "international peace and security," should the UNSC be allowed to also block the rule of law?
But if one of Apple's competitors was to address its ethical and environmental responsibilities with such verve and rigor that it emerged as a role model, wouldn't you want to buy its products?
Two important themes arose from the workshop: First, to engage the life sciences community, these security issues would best be approached in the context of responsible conduct of research, that is, within the wide array of issues that the community addresses to fulfill its responsibilities to society.
It is a concordantly boosterish, quasi-mythical universe in which managers are enlightened, labor unions are unnecessary and any ill social or economic consequences the New Economy might augur are safely ameliorated with gently prim reminders on the order of: "Those who have the talent to succeed in the New Economy have a responsibility to address its harsh side effects".
Other campaigners said it was time for the government to fulfil its responsibility and address the need to create a compassionate regime around end of life issues.
