Other companies prefer to describe this kind of thing as "corporate responsibility" (dropping the "social" as too narrow), or "corporate citizenship", or "building a sustainable business".
On meeting an old flame for lunch: "Lunch with lovers, past, present, or possible, enjoys an anarchy, a severing of our connections to life's duties, rather like the sea voyages of former days, when self-limiting flirtations flourished and responsibility dropped from one's shoulders".
Corbyn wanted to square the circle by getting rid of collective responsibility – drop the pretence that cabinet members all totally agree on everything like some sort of hive mind and face up to the fact that political differences happen.
He repeated his message that Europe had a special responsibility to drop its ban on imports of genetically modified crops from Africa, saying that it discourages African farmers from investing in techniques that could help end hunger on the continent.
Rather than encouraging a free exchange of ideas and allowing students, as adults, opportunities to engage in open debate, perhaps even over a pint or two, student leaders have instead taken on the in loco parentis responsibility universities dropped over 40 years ago.
The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has accused the government of putting the NHS at risk and said David Cameron should take responsibility and drop the bill.
And the key man for United here will be Wayne Rooney, who could play as a "semi-midfield" player behind Javier Hernandez with the responsibility of "dropping in" on Busquets when he has the ball.
President Truman took responsibility for dropping the A-Bomb.
Having to shoulder another responsibility, she dropped out of school and took up menial jobs on neighboring farms to make ends meet.
Afterward, Defense Minister Ehud Barak called on Israelis to "show responsibility" and to drop the word "treason" from public discourse.
