Sentence examples for broad conception of responsibility from inspiring English sources

Especially in view of science's vital importance for the development of society, it is necessary to ground scientific undertakings in a broad conception of responsibility to the community.

And what authority did Scalia cite for his broad conception of the role of the state?

Breyer provided a broad conception of federal power, and it wasn't difficult to read between the lines.

Another approach is to construct a new, broad conception of biological information and use this conception to show that the informational role of genes is not exclusive (Jablonka 2002).

But notice that on our broad conception of public justification, this objection is merely an objection to the Rawlsian form of public justification vis-à-vis a more deliberative conception.

So, it's probably more accurate to consider grit as a determinant (among others) of achievement than of any broad conception of success".

Its now year-old National Security Strategy "... calls for a comprehensive range of national actions, and a broad conception of what constitutes our national security".

Given a broad conception of prioritarianism, variation in distributive weights across distributional contexts also becomes more interesting.

The broad conception of the lay counsellor role as situated within larger professional structures also appeared during these interviews.

A broader conception of Universalism began to emerge in the 20th century.

This broader conception of citizenship is widely shared throughout Europe, and provides a starting point for a more realistic discussion of migration than simple numbers.