Observers said the Supreme Court decision would heighten responsibilities of 401(k) plan administrators, who are already fiduciaries under ERISA but may not be exercising the proper diligence.
So there's an extra layer of anxiety and heightened responsibility".
And that, you know, I don't have any special superpowers or-or speed even, you know, heightened responsibility that So, part of part what I do how I try to move through the world is-is with a certain kind of ethical, um, sensibility that's- that's- that's, you know, has really nothing to do with my vocation, let's say as a historian, as a teacher.
On top of that, the FDIC issued guidance saying that banks face heightened responsibility around high risk businesses -- such as those dealing in guns, fireworks or Bitcoin.
Encouraging them to select their own room color can give children a sense of control over their future living environment and help them develop heightened responsibility and maturity levels, regardless of age.
Officers in the unit, known as S.O.S., or the Special Operations Section, had heightened responsibilities and freedom to pursue drug- and gang-related crimes.
The album was partly inspired by motherhood, with all that it entails: physical changes, heightened responsibilities, state-of-the-world ruminations.
For example, medical doctors have heightened responsibilities to their patients' privacy, and may be selective about including a third party for scheduling.
Because of their special abilities/training/wealth/etc., scientists/professionals have heightened responsibilities, as both citizens and professionals, to protect against DT.
To the degree that citizens, including scientists/physicians, do not accept any heightened responsibility---which varies, individual to individual, on the basis of unearned advantages like intelligence, education, etc.---their inaction helps cause avoidable DT, for which they are responsible.
