Our self-evident responsibilities are not 'principles by the immediate application of which our duty in particular circumstances can be deduced' (FE 84; also 169; OJ 122, 127).
Western governments are also privately critical of Ocampo's tactics in charging Bashir rather than less senior figures with more evident, hands-on responsibility for Darfur.
The stripping off of responsibility evident in the attitude of the Gulf states leads directly from the leaders in the Arab world to the United States, which claims the refugee crisis is a "European problem".
In our study it was evident that the responsibility-sharing bond was very weak.
The work necessary to fulfill the responsibility is evident in the frequency, or lack therefore, that the position in combined in many of these markets.
His de jure responsibility is evident: as president of Yugoslavia since 1997, he was the commander of the country's military and police forces that have been accused of much of the killing, raping and robbing of unarmed civilians.
For many Jews, the Democratic Party -- and President Obama -- carry the mantle of social justice and mutual responsibility so evident in our religious and cultural heritage, and evoked by the experience of our immigrant forbears.
The need for close clinical collaboration between gynecology/obstetrics, anesthesiology and psychiatry together with clear responsibility is evident.
This view was supported by many of our participants but it was also evident that placing such responsibility on all CMHT staff is not universally acceptable and would generate many difficulties.
A different division of responsibilities became evident, in which, those with better communication skills assumed the roles of instructors whereas, those strong in practical skills got involved in organizational matters.
Ross maintains that a responsibility is self-evident 'not in the sense that it is evident from the beginning of our lives, or as soon as we attend to the proposition for the first time, but in the sense that when we have reached sufficient mental maturity and have given sufficient attention to the proposition it is evident without any need of proof, or of evidence beyond itself.
