Upon him alone was imposed the responsibility, in the first instance, of making rules and regulations for the 'proper and economical execution' of the statutes in question, through agents whom he should designate.
However, the principle of humanity imposes the responsibility on States to protect human beings in emergency situations resulting from natural or man-made disasters.
That is the highest privilege in this country, and it imposes the greatest responsibilities.
That fund, known as the E.S.M., would buy bonds directly from governments, taking responsibility for imposing the conditions, while the central bank would intervene in secondary markets.
Mr. Cooley asked jurors to consider their individual responsibility for imposing the death penalty, recalling that "in ancient times execution was a participatory activity".
In my own organisation, pay and conditions are imposed while the responsibility for "consultation" is allocated to a group of employees who have no experience of negotiating on these matters.
Furthermore, the Dutch government imposes increasingly the responsibility for disease outbreaks back to the industry.
Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act already has imposed this responsibility on the judiciary in connection with such crimes as espionage, sabotage, and treason, §§ 2516 1)(a) and (c), each of which may involve domestic as well as foreign security threats.
We impose all the responsibilities of citizenship on students, and we have to provide them with the privileges of citizenship, too".
None of these statements necessarily implies--what is the critical point here--that Congress could impose these responsibilities without the States' consent.
