Sentence examples for differential responsibility from inspiring English sources

We need to figure out how to apportion differential responsibility without ascribing evil intent.

Will we see the financing and the differential responsibility shared across nations that ensures inclusive growth and development?

It was tortuous because each country saw itself as a special case, and so the idea of differential responsibilities was born.

But there are also situations in which pivotal agents are equally criticality and yet receive differential attributions of responsibility.

Universities struggle to impose fair and consistent ways of recognising students' differential needs related to disabilities and caring responsibilities, not to mention the widening gulf in how students fund their studies, resulting in very different work schedules and home lives.

It is possible that respondents in poorer health, or who have experienced poorer patient experience, are under-represented, but we would not expect this to be differential between people with and without caring responsibilities.

Given parental nurturing responsibilities, it is conceivable that differential misclassification could have been stronger in mothers compared with sons, but it is both unlikely and nonsensical that the bias would be associated with nonseminoma per se.

Researchers say the finding is important because it bucks against a theory that "places some of the responsibility for the existence of gender differentials upon female employees and the choices they make", rather than structural biases.

Among them, they establish the need for 'a progressive acquisition of responsibility in clinical management' and clinical expertise to formulate differential diagnoses and adequate management of renal diseases.

Another route is to investigate different "parameter" settings of the model, for example, differential weighting of the exact combination of pivotality versus criticality in retrospective responsibility judgments.

"It is frustrating, but I don't want to put the responsibility or blame on anybody else," said Yashin, whose plus-minus differential sank to a team-worst minus-12.