That's the result of a State Constitution drafted more than 100 years ago, when upstate Yankees didn't trust the immigrants flowing into Manhattan and required the city's officials to seek approval from Albany for essential responsibilities of municipal government.
Projects, nonetheless, have an essential responsibility in advancing the key determining conditions for sustaining outcomes within the local system.
I simply asked them to be grateful that they had a metropolitan sewer district -- people locally accountable for a thankless but essential responsibility.
Similarly, liberty of spontaneity is (psychologically) essential to responsibility for action because it is only in these circumstances (i.e. in which we discover constant conjunctions between motives and actions) that it is possible for us to draw the specific kinds of inferences required to generate the moral sentiments.
Private and government support for these essential responsibilities is minuscule.
Emma had turned off the lights in the living room, and, after emptying the dishwasher and picking Bowie's toys off the floor, she sat in the kitchen area with a booklet called "The Nonprofit Chief Essential: Ten Responsibilities for Chief Executives".
While it is essential that individuals take responsibility for their actions, it is just as important for employers to take the wellbeing of their staff more seriously.
We use it on autopilot to deflect others, not realizing that it interferes with the essential task of taking responsibility for our choices.
However, the central level of the AIDS program does have political legitimacy and resources to affect such decisions once it has responsibility for essential inputs such as availability of antiretroviral therapy and laboratory tests.
1 The transfer of essential information and the responsibility for the care of the patient from one healthcare provider to another are integral and vital components of quality and safety in healthcare services.
And secondly, a deterioration in the owner's health may make it essential for responsibilities to be transferred to someone else.
