Sentence examples for discussions of responsibility from inspiring English sources

In the video, several students say professors in the Middle East and Asian languages and cultures department have often accused Jewish students during classroom discussions of responsibility for Palestinian deaths.

In this way, the answerability model offers the possibility of re-unifying discussions of responsibility (Smith 2012), but some see further grounds for distinguishing an additional sense of responsibility (Shoemaker 2012).

The other approach on Sunday morning was to bury all discussion of responsibility in more loudness.

In his discussion of responsibility in A System of Logic (SL VI.ii.1 4) Mill suggests that he thinks that humans are responsible agents and that this is what marks us as progressive beings.

But although the outcome of the elections may have been the same, at least one editor played a critical role in covering up Bush's actions...thus preventing what could have and should have been a robust discussion of responsibility early in the race.

Far more useful than using such loaded words as "federalism" is to concentrate on a more precise discussion of responsibilities, to decide exactly what should be done by the EU, and what by the members; that is the crucial issue.

We recommend extensive formal and informal interactions between partners, including frank discussion of responsibilities, which builds a strong team and allows for adjustments when some components go wrong.

Instead, we have to make room for the above notions of moral responsibility and perhaps others still in our discussions of collective responsibility.

While such efforts have generally taken place in the legal arena, they have not been excluded entirely from contemporary philosophical discussions of collective responsibility.

But as Mele openly acknowledges, he understands autonomy to be amongst the freedom concepts in discussions of moral responsibility (1995, p. 4).

Indeed, as will become clear, Mele holds that the sort of self-control he wishes to distinguish, while a genuine actional feature found in most normally functioning agents, is not adequate to explain the kind of freedom at issue in discussions of moral responsibility.