(Representative of a patient group) Personalized responsibility touches the core of the medical profession and is, according to some of the patient safety staff members we spoke to, too sensitive to discuss within the hospital.
It contains many new responsibilities for directors touching on areas beyond the balance sheet such as how businesses handle environmental matters, employees, and social and community issues.
If an innocent man signs a confession, which pisses away his life, it is part of your responsibility to touch on why a human being would do that.
When I think about how I want to be remembered by future generations and my family, I feel overwhelmed with responsibility, and touched, thinking: 'Oh my God, I mattered.'.
(P 6) Some respondents were very pronounced about it and pointed out it is not only the GP's responsibility to touch upon the issue of stopping smoking, but also manage the patient in such a way as to resolve the problem.
Diversity management will begin to develop rapidly, out from under the traditional human resources and talent acquisition roles, to assume more dotted-line responsibilities that will touch corporate strategy, corporate social responsibility, organizational design & effectiveness, corporate marketing and even sales.
But critics say the university is violating its own policy by failing to review issues touching on social responsibility and the environment before it votes against them.
Alex Castellanos, an adviser to Mr. Romney in the 2008 campaign, summed up the philosophy this way: "If you disqualify a candidate, if you protect society from touching a hot stone, it's your responsibility to do that".
Spencer reckons Donovan is "engagingly gauche and touching as a gay man facing up to the responsibilities of fatherhood".
But he has a special talent for touching upon these sticky questions of evil and responsibility without getting stuck in them.
