These limiting theories are invoked because if every causally relevant condition (cause-in-fact) is treated as grounding responsibility for the outcomes to which it is causally relevant the extent of legal responsibility will extend almost indefinitely.
On the ground, the responsibility for safeguarding the state's four major bridges will largely fall to police cruisers posted at each end like anchors, watching traffic as they have for the last several weeks.
'An individual was then subject to a formal disciplinary investigation and dismissed for gross misconduct, on the grounds of responsibility for the 2012 edits.' 9.17am BST Here's a quick rundown of what we can expect to see today: 9.30am: official inflation figures for May are published.
Failing to help or provide opportunities to others by advising, warning, informing or rescuing them or supplying them with agreed goods and services are other grounds of responsibility for negative agency that, again, are at least analogous to causal relationships.
In law the main grounds of responsibility for harm are therefore (i) an agent's personal responsibility for causing harm and (ii) a person's responsibility arising from the fact that he, she or it bears the risk of having to answer in legal proceedings for the harm in question.
Mr. Mubarak was convicted on the ground of general responsibility for police killings, even though the same judge had acquitted many top police officials of the same charge.
Bloggers such as Marty Kaplan of The Huffington Post argue that so long as Stewart's comedy is grounded in truth, responsibility for increased cynicism belongs to the political and media figures themselves, not the comedian who satirizes them.
For any given research project, individual stakeholders may have dramatically different interests at stake in its conduct and/or outcomes, but the fact that each holds some interests defines the stakeholder community, and grounds the moral responsibility for engagement.
Many of these statements cannot be faulted, but why then do we see such inconsistent and sometimes disturbing actions on the ground by those with responsibility for putting the guidelines into practice?
NASA's associate administrator for space science, Dr. Edward Weiler, said his agency had not actively sought responsibility for ground-based astronomy.
