To eliminate this risk we have used an experimental design with a prospective, randomised and controlled (blinded) trial which should enable us also to capture such pro-responsibility principle sentiments as physicians might not express when asked directly whether they think responsibility for illness should matter in priority setting.
As president, Bill Clinton tried to infuse the party with pro-business, pro-personal responsibility and antideficit stances, but his impact faded during the Bush years, leaving some centrists still in search of a new philosophical approach that combines the legacy of the past with policies for a future being reshaped by technological and economic forces.
The 41-year-old golf pro took responsibility for the incident in a statement late Monday, but said it was an "unexpected reaction to prescribed medications," not alcohol, that led to his arrest.
According to the Congressman's website, Rep. Kirk is "pro-personal responsibility".
Among senior academics heartily endorsing the decision is Professor Vince Emery, a virologist and a UCL Pro Provost with responsibility for relations with India and the Middle East, who has seen ORSAS-funded researchers working in the area of infection and immunity.
Our responsibility as pro-life, pro-choice, or pro-voice advocates is to notice it, acknowledge it, and seek to address it.
Hizbul Mujahideen, a local militant group, which is pro-Pakistan, claimed responsibility for the attack in a phone call with Kashmir News Service, a local newswire.
We believe there is a need for more discussion, in Germany and internationally, on what responsibility PROs and national governments have to prevent or manage the negative consequences of increased patenting and licensing.
"Most agents have a sense of responsibility," a pro basketball executive said, "but some don't".
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We feel we have a responsibility to pro-choice people to inform them".
