Taking responsibility, in many different ways, is surely part of rehabilitation?" he said.
The latter tribe, numbering about 100,000 in Arizona, is deeply involved in directing the development of its land and people, and the tribal government assumes complete responsibility in many areas of Navajo social and economic life.
And while she finds plenty of inspiring examples of wise governance and corporate responsibility, in many other cases greed and shortsightedness have ruined once-pristine environments, exacerbated human misery and destroyed the spontaneity that once made travel an adventure.
Until we're willing to confront the fact that officers hold some responsibility in many of these cases -- even if it's not in the criminal sense -- we'll continue to resort to finger-pointing instead of having a productive debate about what steps police might be able to take to keep these tragedies from happening so frequently.
The initial response to deliberate release of infective agents targeted against armies or civilian populations is largely a local responsibility in many parts of the world.
It is true because parents in the majority, about 95% do not do that…today I said the parents have also shirk their responsibility in many ways (FGD, father Somanya).
Armed conflict is not the only reason children have to assume such responsibility: in many African countries AIDS has cut a swath through an entire generation of young parents.
It was created by men ignoring their responsibilities and, in many cases, hiding themselves and their income from child-support enforcement.
Critics object that a history of benefiting is an insufficiently strong consideration for assigning responsibilities now: in many cases whether or not people benefit is largely outside of their control.
As a result, local governments may now have more responsibilities, but in many cases local leadership relies on private-sector consultants, officials at higher levels of administration or local political bosses (caciques) to compensate for deficiencies in capacity (Cabrero-Mendoza 2000).
A finding of particular interest to the design of future training, is that both student groups expressed lack of knowledge about each other's roles and responsibilities which, in many cases, led to uncertainty and behavior rooted in established hierarchical role understanding.
