While they confer responsibility to students and present opportunities for student-to-student learning, these routines are also moments in which students question or critique institutional procedures.
Unesco world heritage status is a coveted accolade, but also confers responsibilities on the governments in charge of the sites.
But the U.S. also has a long tradition of helping others, and America's emissions have impacts that confer responsibilities.
So, while I love being my own boss, and having independence, the writing life also confers responsibilities.
Other institutional influences over interactions among actors, and their governance consequences, include the norms and values that confer responsibilities and rights, whether formal or informal.
All share common features of being capitation based, of having a quality element, of conferring a responsibility for long-term care of the patient on the contract holder and of being based on an oral health assessment (OHA) and pathway.
We live in a free society, and privilege confers responsibility.
Dingo says a welcome confers responsibility, not only on the guests but on those who have welcomed them.
De Gaulle, who was at the head of the French government at the time, refused to pardon him, noting in his journal that in literature, as in everything, talent confers responsibility.In practical terms, the question about wicked views and good writers can often hinge on the matter of editing.
Citizenship confers responsibility.
When something is gratuitously conferred, without responsibility, it is called a gift, and is, in a sense, a legacy or bequest.
