Sentence examples for impact and responsibility from inspiring English sources

Byron Austin, Director, Social Impact and Responsibility North America at Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd.

This generation, much like the Millennials, wants action when it comes to social impact and responsibility.

The operation of these uranium mines in Sabugal region and cessation of mining activities took place before the enforcement of current regulations on environmental impact and responsibility, and thus, radioactive contamination is a legacy issue.

Some developments include a Social Impact and Responsibility secondary concentration within the business school, a social impact fellowship program, the Wharton Social Impact Conference, the institution of the largest student-run platform for impact investing in the world, and another student-run Social Impact Advisory Board to oversee everything.

Any discussion of the impacts and responsibilities of global warming ("What does the world owe to climate-change victims?" May 30) without reference to population growth is meaningless.

The feedback so far from fast-streamers on their first placements is that they have real impact and real responsibility.

As "software is eating" the world, technology companies have become increasingly aware of their impact and ethical responsibility, and begun to design digital products and services not just to serve instrumental needs, but to further the wellbeing of users.

One way to do this is by setting clear targets for environmental impact and corporate responsibility, such as Starbucks' 2015 goal to make all of its paper and plastic cups – some 4bn per year – recyclable, according to Federal Trade Commission guidelines, in every Starbucks store around the world.

"The company is in effect refusing to accept that it's got to negotiate with the community and are relying on an interpretation of the law in South Africa that they must consult affected people about mitigation of environmental impact and their responsibility goes no further.

It is one thing to preach social impact and brand responsibility, another to practice it.

Also known as "triple-bottom line" businesses (so named for their consideration of people, planet, and profit), B Corps now include over 300 companies representing $1.1B in revenue, including Amazon competitor Better World Books and GoodGuide, a site that rates consumer products for safety, environmental impact, and social responsibility.