Sentence examples for capacity for responsible from inspiring English sources

This argument, to be fair, is often applied to children, whose capacity for responsible choice is immature.

Interestingly, Ward's mature philosophy comprises a defense of human freedom and sustains the idea that independently of circumstances outside of our control we always retain a capacity for responsible action.

"We're losing our capacity for socially responsible behaviour.

Greenblatt discovers, for example, that Shakespeare's father in his official capacity was responsible for paying two groups of touring players who came to the town in 1569.

The latter data indicated that a lack of Treg or Treg-functional capacity was responsible for the lymphoproliferation and lethal autoimmune pathology in mutant mice.

These theories reject the terms of the debate between early and late selectionists because they reject the idea that the capacity limitations responsible for attention are clustered into a single bottleneck.

In west Asian and north African rangeland, exceedance of the natural carrying capacity is responsible for the deterioration of these environments, combined with increasing cultivation of crops in steppe regions (Nefzaoui et al. 2002).

In that capacity, she responsible for all legal affairs of NESV, NESN, the Red Sox, Fenway Park, FSG and the Red Sox Foundation.

It remains unclear whether the NAT1 acetylating capacity is responsible for the observed phenotypic changes in the present study, or whether other mechanisms, such as protein-protein interaction, could account for these changes.

Several studies have indicated that a high antioxidative capacity is responsible for heavy metal accumulation in plants [ 55].

In vitro experiments showed that HPV transfected blastocysts and trophoblastic cells were affected by a reduction in decidua invasion capacity, potentially responsible for a failure of maternal uterine wall invasion by the extravillous trophoblastic cells, subsequent placental dysfunction, and adverse pregnancy outcomes (i.e., early miscarriage) [ 41].