Sentence examples for responsibility language from inspiring English sources

It is a social innovation which creates opening in existing (and evolving) divisions of moral labour, a notion that is explained with the help of the history of responsibility language.

Does this amount to a shift in how our societies order themselves, at least with respect to newly emerging science and technology, which is similar to the emergence of responsibility language and practices in the early 19th century?

Ryan is repeating the old "personal responsibility" language conservatives have developed to shift people's thinking about government and democracy away from the idea that We the People are in this together, toward a selfish idea that we should all be on our own.

"I just love the extraordinary poets, their responsibility to language and their responsibility to humanity".

Bureaucracy, however, breaks apart substance from appearances, action from responsibility, and language from meaning.

Michiko Kakutani, in a review in The New York Times, wrote that "Adam's Task" "emerges, at once, as an informed defense of animals' capacity for understanding and commitment and a philosophical meditation on the nature of learning, responsibility and language".

And it comes from the abuse of power, responsibility and language by the Tory-supporting press – which has its own highly partisan post-Leveson agenda – in being prepared to say whatever it takes to stop Ed Miliband from taking office or allow Scotland its say in the uncertain outcome that this country may vote for tomorrow.

Denial of responsibility via language that obscures awareness of personal responsibility.

For example, the ILTA Code of Ethics2000), which was adopted at the ILTA Vancouver Conference in 2000, prescribes the ethical duties and responsibilities of language testers working in different contexts from all over the world (see also Boyd and Davies, 2002 ILTA,).

Ianthe Zabel, a spokeswoman for the institute, said the group "takes full responsibility for the language in the outgoing e-mail and the decision to send it out Thursday afternoon".

Think Tank is designed to encourage KS2 children to consider the effect of what they say and take responsibility for their language, and the KS2 The Good Friend Gallery was developed in line with last year's ABW theme: taking action together.