His responsibilities consisted of being available for tourists who wanted a peek at the beer-drinking goat.
Carroll and Buchholtz (2000, 35) argues that ethical responsibilities consist of what is generally expected by society over and above economic and legal expectations.
The survey questions on responsibilities consisted of an ad-hoc 32-item questionnaire where respondents had to rate the frequency of involvement in the listed activities using a 3-point scale.
The aggregator's responsibility mainly consists of two parts: 1) participating in the day-ahead wholesale market using optimal bidding strategies; and 2) distributing the specific biddings among distributed batteries.
The third article of the Italian Nursing Code of Ethics (2009) is referred to human dignity: " The responsibility of nurses consists of treating and caring people in respect of life, health, freedom and dignity of each person" [ 18].
His job consists of multiple responsibilities beyond Oh No They Didn't, including contributions to LiveJournal Prime (the company's social media platform) and the company's photo file, along with maintaining a LiveJournal community called LOLcats.
In medicine, the moral core consists of respect, loyalty, responsibility and honesty; in business & finance, it consists of respect, fairness, loyalty, responsibility and non-maleficence.
Normalcy as an adult consists of work and responsibilities.
It consists of three main instruments: programme responsibility, the single buyer market for regulating and reserve power (RRP), and imbalance settlement.
The ARM instrument consists of 15 items on four dimensions, six items attribute responsibility to myself; the dimension is called "responsibility self-active", three items attribute "responsibility to be out of my hands", three items attribute "responsibility to employers" and three items attribute "responsibility to (medical) professionals" (see also Additional file 1).
This subsystem consists of values like professional achievement, hard work, responsibility and competence (Pereira et al. 2004a, b, c, 2005).
