Brown commends Himmelfarb's 2004 book for setting out how the British enlightenment coupled "the passion for liberty" with "a strong ethos of social responsibility".
And penalising individuals as American prosecutors have done in recent years in response to a series of scandals is of little use because of the Japanese ethos of collective responsibility.
Lowry and Wallace were in some ways opposites — Lowry epitomized the glamour of drinking; he died choking on his own vomit, while Wallace embodied the struggle for sobriety, the ethos of personal responsibility.
Her solution was grand, in ways that could sound like monomania: she urged on Americans "a new politics of meaning," a "new ethos of individual responsibility and caring," a "new definition of civil society".
We extend the premise that significant change in RME, requires fundamental changes of a business school's own ethos of what responsibility means to itself.
Yet in practical application to Venezuela's crisis (not to mention other far-flung conflicts and oppressions), Trump's ethos of self-responsibility dissolves.
Or at contracted-out cleaning services, which led to more hospital-acquired infections because, in a classic example of a change in what Hammond calls "ethos", employees' shared sense of responsibility for cleanliness was lost.
Hindu Council UK is the only body mandated by the UK population to represent the UK Hindus and its ethos of work reflects that responsibility in that the voice of the ordinary Hindu is not compromised, thereby maintaining a grass roots approach.
You can imagine the deleterious effects these trends have on the ethos of care and moral responsibility in our families and schools, a critical buffer against bullying and violence in the lives of our children.
Paradoxically, Professor Melloni said, the crisis in American Catholicism appears to be partly a result of a departure among the ranks of its leaders from an essential element of the American ethos: individual responsibility.
