Sentence examples for idea of responsible from inspiring English sources
Wolf admitted that this complicates the very idea of responsible dosing.
The idea of "responsible tourism" has taken hold in recent years, largely in the guise of eco-travel, in which environmental factors become central.
He said the idea of responsible vs. irresponsible states is very dangerous, and the best way to handle the growing interest in this technology was to strengthen the IAEA.
It was here that Mr. Streur was first exposed to the idea of responsible investing when his clients asked if he could divest their money from "unsavory" companies, like those involved in tobacco, gambling or guns.
Responsible development of nanotechnology, and the general idea of responsible innovation, have now become part of the policy discoursep.
A recent trend is to suppose that agent causation accounts capture, as well as possible, our prereflective idea of responsible, free action.
And as the ideas of responsible and sustainable tourism have taken hold, so too have university degree programs designed to give students the skills to influence how tourism is managed, with the goal of benefiting local communities, preserving their cultures and protecting their environment.
The idea of a responsible supply chain is really simple... But the reality is so much more complex.
Charlotte, by her own reasoning, has no choice but to marry Collins; Collins, meanwhile, is so terrible that he makes you question the whole idea of being responsible in the first place.
"The idea of a responsible supply chain is really simple: 'My dollar should not go to anyone who's profiteering off of slavery or worker exploitation or destroying the environment.' But the reality is so much more complex," Distelhorst said.
A transcript (lightly edited for clarity) appears below.The president also shares his thoughts on Africa, Russia, China and American business; the full interview (with transcript) is available here.The Economist: You worked really hard on this idea of getting responsible powers to come together, to work together.
