The phrase "applying responsible" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of implementing responsible practices or behaviors, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We are applying responsible practices in our business operations to ensure sustainability."
Alternatives: "implementing responsible" or "adopting responsible".
The Charity Chief Executives' body, ACEVO, has recently set up a commission to help all charities and social enterprises devise and apply a responsible investment strategy.
Shortly after registering my own investment adviser firm in 1967, I found myself offering to apply socially responsible selection criteria to my clients' portfolios, as well as helping my clients exercise other shareholder powers in order to achieve changes in companies' behavior.
In this paper, we have applied a responsible innovation perspective to assessing the sustainability of the above vision for lignocellulosic biofuels, focussing specifically on social and value dimensions.
To apply the responsible innovation framework to sustainability assessment, we develop a model for eliciting key insights from such an extensive information-base.
It is possible that lower fox densities in rural areas compared with urban areas or the shorter periods during which trimonthly baiting intervals were applied are responsible for this difference.
Scholten and van der Duin (2015) studied the extent to which spin-off companies from academia are applying elements of responsible innovation.
The reserved area is a circular area around the first touch of the user and it is about the user's hand size, being easy for the user to touch the appropriate number of fingers and thus applying the chord responsible for the selection of the menu item he/she desires.
Its response to applied stresses is responsible for various inelastic deformation processes.
Pneumatic cylinder: it is responsible for applying the load; Pressure regulator: it has an analogical manometer and a valve responsible for controlling the cylinder's internal pressure, and thus, the load applied to the test specimen; Hour counter: it is responsible for monitoring the test duration.
Each one of the ten testing units (TU) shown in Figure 2 is composed of: a) Pneumatic cylinder: it is responsible for applying the load; b) Pressure regulator: it has an analogical manometer and a valve responsible for controlling the cylinder's internal pressure, and thus, the load applied to the test specimen; c) Hour counter: it is responsible for monitoring the test duration.
