Sentence examples for reciprocal responsibility from inspiring English sources
Reciprocal responsibility means shared gain and shared pain.
In each case, the challenge will take root only if senior executives and lower level employees feel a reciprocal responsibility for competitiveness.
Creating a sense of reciprocal responsibility is crucial because competitiveness ultimately depends on the pace at which a company embeds new advantages deep within its organization, not on its stock of advantages at any given time.
The open acknowledgement of barriers to replication that we propose confers a reciprocal responsibility on reviewers and readers to assess these barriers in a measured and sensible way.
Some suggest that without a global polity or a global rule of law for which to bind citizens and the reciprocal responsibility of citizen-state relationships that they engender, there is no basis for a transnational global ethic [ 23].
Getting leaders to be more accountable to the led is essential to building a web of reciprocal responsibilities.
If we accept that one non-human species has rights similar to those of human beings (even though there can be no expectation of reciprocal responsibilities, of course), then why not monkeys (then pigs, and then mice)?
In this outstanding study, he situates the contemporary struggle in the broader context of the long history of the Western 'commonwealth of learning' and the reciprocal responsibilities of all its members, from the fifth to the eighteenth century.
In the furor over Park 51, the more thinking members of the anti-mosque brigade have invoked French reasoning without using the word France, reminding the project's prime mover, Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf, that tolerated minorities have reciprocal responsibilities not to tread to heavily on the feelings of the majority.
This is because human rights contain reciprocal responsibilities against irredentism, as well as requires a commitment to state unity.
Let couples be joined either religiously or with any kind of ceremony they want (or not) and/or with legal contracts drawn by lawyers stating their mutual and reciprocal responsibilities without the government being the certifier or arbiter of peoples' status as a couple.
