Sentence examples for pre-responsibility from inspiring English sources

And, with two of the country's most popular tourist hotspots, Split and Dubrovnik, linked by a 140-mile strip of sun-bleached coastline, it's also providing fertile ground for the incipient youth cruise revolution, with companies popping up all over the place seeking to tap into that hungry post-university, pre-responsibility market.

The logic for this expansion of a pre-existing responsibility follows the rationale for the original social responsibility.

An ecocide law would create a pre-emptive responsibility to prevent ecological damage, she explains, in the same way that "superior responsibility" or "strict liablility" enables people to be prosecuted whether or not they intended to cause damage.

Last to go was the role that made the agency pre-eminent, responsibility for briefing the president.

But it has a pre-eminent responsibility to swim against the tide, to reach out to everyone and engage in a truly national conversation.

Section 5? Interest of the Amici Curiae The Constitution and laws of the United States assign pre-eminent responsibilities to the state legislatures in the process of appointing presidential electors.

Pre-award responsibilities include grant submissions, non-competing renewals, and management of faculty other support for her portfolio.

When most of your energy and time is spent fulfilling pre-med responsibilities, it can be easy to lose track of the big picture.

By contrast the CJEU ruling appears to imply that for-profit entities such as Google might have a pre-emptive responsibility to check the legality of the content they are linking to before serving a hyperlink to a user — rather than waiting to receive a takedown notice.

It is most unlikely that the concerns expressed would have been put to rest by extending the new authority's pre-emptive antitrust responsibilities under § 408 beyond the air transportation market into every market that might happen to be touched by transactions with an air carrier.

In one of the oddest developments in our history, after the September attack voters and the media meekly accepted the bizarre idea that somehow Bush and Cheney were free of responsibility pre-9/11.