"Ministerial collective responsibility" is a fine convention of our constitution, enshrined in precedent and, in more recent decades, written into the ministerial code of conduct.
All the Freddishness is there: the near-maniacal fun-seeking, the bearish bulk that will one day (all too soon) congeal into fat, and the belief that responsibility is a fine and terrible thing.
The pair collided in controversial circumstances at the Belgian Grand Prix earlier in the season - an accident which Rosberg admitted responsibility for, earning a fine from his team.
Awan apologized Tuesday to his country, family and law enforcement, and said he "accepts full responsibility". He proposed paying a fine of $4,004 to repay the government for the cost of supervising him, but Chutkan declined to order it.
Under the bill, employment agencies that violate the law, by, for example, not getting employers to sign a statement of responsibilities, would be subject to a fine of up to $1,000 or imprisonment of up to one year.
Vidal added new material to the script, including a fine monologue about marital responsibility that brought out Davis's singular testiness.
Large employers that do not provide insurance are supposed to pay a fine — called an employer responsibility payment — of $2,000 per employee above the first 30 employees.
In places like Morelos and Guerrero states, lawmakers must walk a fine line between elected responsibilities and not upsetting hyper-violent criminal syndicates.
Furthermore, Hicks is a fine one to be talking about fiscal responsibility.
VW may have paid a fine in 1973, but the company admitted no responsibility.
