Sentence examples for basis of responsibility from inspiring English sources
If we divide the bill up on the basis of responsibility and capacity, then developed countries should end up paying around three-quarters.
Christian Aid estimates that on the basis of responsibility and capacity, rich countries owe developing countries at least $150bn a year – significantly more than the $100bn that Gordon Brown has said is needed.
As future research, it would be interesting to explore whether the public still differentiate between services on the basis of responsibility when the services are presented as treatment rather than preventative interventions.
Four years ago Kerrie Gray pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of John Boultwood in August 2001, on the basis of diminished responsibility.
But Ms. Merkel insists that mutualized debt can work only on the basis of mutualized responsibility, sovereignty and oversight.
In March 2003, Gray pleaded guilty to the August 2001 killing of John Boultwood, a 42-year-old welder, on the basis of diminished responsibility.
Christian Aid believes that the bill should be divided up on the basis of countries' responsibility for climate change and their ability to pay.
One great flaw in religion-based moralities is that they are not thought through and chosen on the basis of individual responsibility, but are imposed from outside in a one-size-fits-all way.
The conjugal family gained in importance: Roman and especially canon law favoured its authority over the wider solidarities of clan or kin (extended family); rulers made the hearth a basis of fiscal responsibility.
He said the UN resolution has set a precedent because it marks the first time that the UN has decided to intervene in a country on the basis of the "responsibility to protect" accepted in principle by the UN general assembly in 2005 and by the security council in 2006.
The commando, who was convicted of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, will leave Erlestoke Prison, near Devizes, Wiltshire.
