But the doctrine of responsible control had to fight a hard battle against timber merchants who sought quick profits.
The courts have also determined that the traditional common law rules of the tort of defamation strike a proper balance between free speech and the protection of reputation, and have declined to apply a public figure doctrine or responsible journalism as additional defences to the tort.
Vice-President Cheney touts the Bush Doctrine as being responsible for the Arab Spring, but I believe it was an unforeseen side effect.
By pushing hard its "Passport" authentication service, and related online offerings dubbed "HailStorm", it scared the rest of the IT industry and some large non-technology firms into forming an alliance called Liberty to find an alternative.Microsoft now says it believes in a new doctrine of multilateralism: "responsible industry leadership".
But in addition to the brilliant content of his philosophical doctrines, Kant was responsible for three crucial philosophical innovations: (1) a new definition of philosophy, (2) a new conception of philosophical method, and (3) a new structural model for the writing of philosophy.
What makes it worse, it believes, is the myths fostered by the doctrine of "ministerial responsibility", under which ministers are responsible for everything.
(Under the legal doctrine of "command responsibility," a military commander is responsible for failing to prevent or punish war crimes committed by his subordinates).
Because of this, both U.S. and international law recognize the doctrine of "command responsibility," wherein a commander can be held responsible for the actions of his subordinates.
Giuliani began seriously considering indicting Drexel under the powerful Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), under the doctrine that companies are responsible for an employee's crimes.
While the "responsible corporate officer" doctrine (also known as the Park doctrine) has been used frequently in criminal cases, allowing for prosecutions of individual company officers in cases asserting corporate wrongdoing, experts say its use is virtually unheard-of in an administrative action where no violations of law or regulations are claimed.
