The goal is to minimize the disruption — a responsibility shared by all stakeholders, including founders, board members and management.
Unclear responsibilities enhance disruption.
In a statement on 1 December, a BMA spokesman said: "Responsibility for disruption to patients lies squarely at the door of the Secretary of State... We had been pushing to reach an agreement sooner to avoid disruption to patients, but it was the Secretary of State who waited almost a week to enter into talks".
Treatment choices were based on minimising disruption to usual activities, upholding responsibilities, and maintaining personal interests.
Gove, of course, was gone before he had to take responsibility for the disruption caused both by his abandonment of Grayling's policies and his abject failure to engage with their consequences.
The primary responsibility for the disruption of Egypt's democratic transition, and the paroxysms of violence that have ensued in its wake, however, lies with General al-Sisi and the Egyptian army.
"Gove was, of course, gone before he had to take responsibility for the disruption caused both by his abandonment of Grayling's policies and his abject failure to engage with their consequences," said Wheatley.
But he said he the government could not "evade its share of the responsibility for the disruption".
Among all the reasons for continuing to choose the path of evading responsibility for climate disruption, I think the least satisfying, the least noble, the hardest one to forgive ourselves for is: "It wasn't up to me".
Its discourse is heavily inflected by Silicon Valley tech-speak and the upbeat abstractions of corporate lingo: disruption and innovation, sustainability and social responsibility.
