If one wants to endorse and implement this principle of responsibility-sensitivity, then specifications and applications of the capability approach should focus on capabilities, rather than functionings.
This responsibility-sensitivity principle is widely endorsed not only in political philosophy but also in the mathematical models being developed in normative welfare economics.
Yet even at a highly abstract theoretical level, philosophers disagree on whether we should endorse responsibility-sensitivity in developing the capability approach (e.g., Fleurbaey 2002; Vallentyne 2005; Wolff and de-Shalit 2007).
What does make us different from conservatives is that our commitment to individual freedom is tempered by responsibility and sensitivity to our fellow — and world — citizens.
I have watched enough dirt swilling down the journalistic sewer to abandon any quest therein for responsibility, accuracy, sensitivity or humility.
NHS hospital trusts are able to decide without ministerial interference how much their senior staff should be paid but are expected to do so "with responsibility and sensitivity to the position of staff who are subject to national contracts and restraint over their pay".
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair commented that though companies should have more responsibility and sensitivity to the feelings of others, the issue would be immensely difficult.
On Sunday, Mr. Netanyahu urged "financial responsibility alongside social sensitivity".
Fifthly, the responsibility to change (sensitivity) of the scale was not evaluated.
Intervention for the healthcare service can be implemented to assess the responsibility to change (sensitivity) of the Chinese version scale in future studies.
Future studies should focus on evaluating the responsibility to change (sensitivity) of the scale and testing on parents of pediatric patients with other chronic diseases and in a variety of different level hospitals in China.
