Sentence examples for mental responsibilities from inspiring English sources

The emotional and mental responsibilities that fall on women, Kimport adds, further the gender inequality that created the initial imbalance.

Perhaps the most striking finding in recent years is the parsing of memory into balkanized duchies, each with its own geography (or network) in the brain, and distinct mental responsibilities.

Before the trial, the court ordered an evaluation of Mr. Miranda's mental competency and mental responsibility.

The military justice system does have the equivalent of the insanity defense, known as lack of mental responsibility, for which the standard of proof is very high.

Questions of whether Major Hasan lacked what the military refers to as "mental responsibility" at the time of the act could be used to undercut the government's allegation of premeditation.

And a corresponding question is whether military judges should be allowed to base a defendant's mental responsibility on the results of tests that were designed hundreds of years ago for issues of legal insanity.

An underlying issue in this case may be whether these possibly antiquated questions meant to cover an insanity defense are appropriate to judge mental responsibility with the heightened attention that P.T.S.D. and bipolar disorders have received during the last decade of war.

The act provides that a person who kills another shall not be guilty of murder "if he was suffering from such abnormality of mind…as substantially impaired his mental responsibility for his acts or omissions in doing or being a party to the killing".

"We're not there yet and have a long way to go before we're all-singing, all-dancing and saying every single garden has its own element of environ-mental responsibility".

Analytic methods score the requirements of different jobs according to distinct criteria such as physical effort, mental skills, responsibility, and working conditions and then use weighted averages of these scores to establish the final pay structure.

Another pitched discussion about rights and responsibilities, mental illness and background checks.