Sentence examples for discretion responsibility from inspiring English sources

Blank quickly sent a second e-mail, apologizing for the first, which, "showed a total lack of discretion, responsibility and judgment, and undoubtedly did my reputation and my future here no favors".

These things weaken individual initiative, discretion and responsibility.

"It's a job with an enormous amount of discretion and responsibility," Commissioner Haas said.

Behind closed doors, Mr. Netanyahu told his cabinet on Sunday that the situation was "evolving," with "delicate matters" that he was managing "with discretion and responsibility," and warned: "There is no room for private statements".

"See You in Court," Thomas Geoghegan's charming leftist examination of the litigation culture, is a rebuttal to "The Death of Common Sense," Philip K. Howard's best-selling 1995 book about how law and bureaucracy have replaced discretion and responsibility in American life.

In Japan, while the governmental guidelines provide discretion and responsibility to RECs, they do not necessarily provide procedural details regarding the evaluation (Slingsby et al. [2004]; Porter [2009]).

According to the well-defined characteristics of entrepreneurial organizations, i.e., high level of work discretion and responsibility for consequences (Chau & Siu, 2000; Hornsby et al., 1993; Kuratko et al., 1990), 30 entrepreneurial organizations were selected for this research based on the results of pilot studies on case selection.

I think that the NCAA in particular owes it to student athletes to teach discretion and responsibility online.

So as U.S. youth we're trying to provide regulators with that reminder that they have the discretion and responsibility to pass aggressive reductions under the Clean Air Act.

In 168 it's a protest, or excuse me, a contest of the election and there is no discretion or other responsibility is given the canvassing board there.

The collective drift towards more regulation in the western liberal democratic model is driven by good intentions and by a mad dream of perfect fairness in which individual discretion and individual responsibility are intrinsically subversive.