Founders will usually work harder, will settle for less or no pay and will look at the bigger picture, not just at their strict domain of responsibility.
"When there is a public threat to our domain of responsibility we must speak out together not just to protest but to deepen our commitment to a just society and a democratic way of life...concerned with community well-being as much as personal well-being".
For some, often older women, or women who had no independent income, their husband's involvement in housework was not welcomed either because they 'needed him to go out and look for money, not wash dishes' or because they felt that supporting his involvement in domestic work was disrespectful or encroached on their role and domain of responsibility.
The Duggars home-school their children and create whole domains of responsibility rather than simply doling out chores.
But seeking a renationalisation of existing EU "competences", or whole domains of responsibility, risks undoing the body of law known as the acquis communautaire.
Architect performance criteria were identified based on literature within the domain of architect responsibilities.
Those who would blame fantasists such as Nolan for fixating on or sentimentalizing the comforts of family life, or for exhibiting fantasies fit for kids, are missing the point: it's what remains after they've wrecked romance, and is also the domain of their greatest responsibility, and the one in which they might still practice virtue (so to speak, "into the minds of babes").
The concept of openEHR focuses on systems and tools necessary to the computation of complex and constantly evolving health information at a semantic level, according to the following three paradigms: separation of information models, domain content models, and terminologies; separation of responsibilities; and separation of viewpoints [ 4].
The close match between barriers and facilitators underlines the robustness of the proposed classification by domains and loci of responsibility.
Providers indicated they manage their patients' expectations in a number of domains— roles and responsibilities of providers and patients, treatment outcomes, timeframe for improvement, and treatment experience.
Part of your job, yes, but also a gradual and possibly permanent absorption of responsibilities which used to be the domain of the Test captain, these days a leader of his men in a mostly ceremonial sense.
