They tell us, with the reductionism of hindsight, that this inheritance was "a burdensome responsibility imposed on Brahms by the musical intelligentsia of his day".
It should be seen as we really do feel it — less as a responsibility imposed than as a great gift delivered up to us".
The evidence contained therein demonstrates the importance of Mr. Lindsey's testimony to the investigation and to the weighty statutory responsibility imposed on this office.
Wall said it was important for the public to understand the "tremendous responsibility" imposed on the court of protection and the "agonising thoughts" that go into the "balancing exercises" that inform its decisions.
The forces that will shape history are not easily discerned in the living moment, but as you watch "The Laramie Project Cycle" you cannot help being moved by how the people of this small Wyoming town have for the most part risen nobly to the responsibility imposed upon them by their proximity to the crime.
It should be seen as we really do feel it — less as a responsibility imposed than as a great gift delivered up to us". But each time I grumbled about a froufrou passage, I found myself passing off another one in conversation.
He vowed to give the police forces in Brazil — some of the most lethal in the world — expanded authority to kill suspects, saying with trademark bluntness that a "good criminal is a dead criminal". He also promised to lower the age of criminal responsibility, impose stiffer sentences for violent crimes and ease Brazil's gun ownership restrictions so civilians could better protect themselves.
Although "corporate social responsibility" imposes enormous costs on shareholders and society at large, many business executives fear taking on its proponents.
Talking to Politico last month, Khosrowshahi — the Uber outsider tasked last summer with cleaning up its problematic legacy under founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick — said technology companies need to take greater responsibility or prepare to have responsibility imposed upon them by more regulation.
"In rising to the abnormal responsibility imposed, it is obvious that we must cut out all the dry rot of petty politics, partisan jockeying, inaction, dictatorial stubbornness and opportunistic thinking," Warren said in his first inaugural address.
