Sentence examples for responsibility arise from inspiring English sources

Most questions about coercion's effect on responsibility arise in cases of coercion via conditional threats.

Both maintain that a certain standpoint is a legitimate one, and is the one whence judgments of responsibility arise.

"Austria accepts her responsibility arising out the tragic history of the 20th century and the horrendous crimes of the National Socialist regime," it said, referring to the Nazis alongside whom many Austrians fought.

Responsibility arises as if elicited, before we begin to think about it, by the approach of the other person.

(There are of course many other mental illnesses where the issue of responsibility arises: obvious examples are depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, manic episodes, paraphilias, and borderline personality disorder.

It is precisely in the emergence of free will's combat against the inclinations of temperament that personal moral responsibility arises.

In law the main grounds of responsibility for harm are therefore (i) an agent's personal responsibility for causing harm and (ii) a person's responsibility arising from the fact that he, she or it bears the risk of having to answer in legal proceedings for the harm in question.

Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen, in a recent piece on environmental issues, references Buddha in suggesting that responsibility arises from the "power to make a difference".

Out of the need for a method to certify and measure social and environmental responsibility arose a nonprofit called B Labs, which created an idea called the "B Corp".

This ethical responsibility arises from the ethical demands with which they are faced in their meetings with patients.

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