Sentence examples similar to framework for responsibility from inspiring English sources

First of all, it is important to confirm that the eurozone is the priority framework for joint responsibility and solidarity among the 17, all of which are facing a debt crisis shared with a majority of the world's industrially advanced countries.

In this article, we explore a general framework for assigning responsibility in multiple agent contexts.

In this article, we will explore a general framework for assigning causal responsibility in multiple agent contexts.

A spokesperson for Burger King said: "We are currently in the process of developing the sustainability and responsibility framework for Restaurant Brands International for release in 2016.

This review paper puts forward a conceptual framework for corporate sustainability and responsibility.

In an EU funded project "Responsible Research and Innovation in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)" a four dimensional framework for defining and monitoring responsibility in that kind of research projects has been defined.

The structural model approach presents a formal framework for assigning causation and responsibility that aims to match our reflective (considered) judgments.

"It will offer a strategic framework for intervention where roles, responsibilities, duties and rights of everyone – including young people – will be clarified," he said.

UNICEF played a key role in supporting the development of Memorandum of Understanding between these ministries which defines a framework for cooperation and relative responsibilities.

This article had two major aims: (a) to introduce the structural model approach as a framework for exploring attributions of causal responsibility; and (b) to present and empirically test a new model of intuitive judgments of responsibility that combines both pivotality and criticality.

Drawing on frameworks for corporate social responsibility (CSR), we provide an illustrative example of our approach to analyse a complex contested issue that crosses geographic, organisational and cultural boundaries.