Sentence examples for responsibility aimed at from inspiring English sources

(In 1986, the State of California actually set up a Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem and Personal and Social Responsibility, aimed at combatting drug abuse, welfare dependency, and other conditions presumably fostered by low self-esteem. It didn't work very well, nor did other, similar programs.

One teacher explained that "Most of the sexual harassment training was viewed as a 'human resource' responsibility, aimed at adults in the workplace and not as a problem that students experience".

But charity can create dependency relationships whereas social responsibility aims at social justice, understood as developing sustainable relationships based on mutual respect.

The solution adopted at the London Radium Institute was to set up a complex hierarchical structure of tasks and responsibilities aimed at reducing the impact of the institution on the private practice of referring doctors.

Analysts say the focus on social responsibility is aimed at deflecting possible criticism from being associated with China's more controversial environmental and human rights policies.

The administration, anticipating that argument, called its tax a "financial crisis responsibility fee" aimed at those institutions whose risk-taking caused the problem in the first place.

England is but one of more than 30 European countries that have producer responsibility laws aimed at reducing packaging waste, some in place for up to 20 years.

Last week, the Obama administration announced plans for a financial crisis responsibility fee, aimed at its biggest banks and intended to complete the recovery of the cost to taxpayers of the American bank bailout program.

The idea of a bank levy was first floated by President Obama in January, when he announced plans for a financial crisis responsibility fee aimed at the biggest American banks.

They portray their resistance as a simple act of fiscal responsibility, one aimed at doing right by American taxpayers, who are on the hook for their losses.

The guardian model is a set of primitives, responsibilities, and mechanisms aimed at supporting the definition of exception handling models, in particular ones that require coordination.