Writers who tutor other authors may make suggestions, ask questions, give advice – but eventually the author is alone with the text: every word an opportunity, every word a responsibility, every word another chance.
Ms. Boak said she was sympathetic to that point, adding that applying current law to the original Twitter message was fairly straightforward, but that it's much harder to assign responsibility as words get passed down the electronic grapevine.
The drama is set in motion by Horikawa's remorse at the death of a student during a class trip, and he expresses his self-punishing sense of responsibility in words that could just as easily be spoken by a repentant military commander.
Haskell was part of the 2011 World Cup gang that sheepishly made its way home after a campaign that was unremarkable on the pitch and calamitous off it, prompting not only the appointment of Lancaster as head coach but a more ascetic approach based on graft, collective responsibility and words like culture.
But Mr. Bush touched only briefly on military issues, focusing instead on "responsibility," a word he used in some formulation at least 25 times in a speech of roughly 20 minutes.
Nixing "Jobs" And "Career Paths" In Favor Of "Career Experiences" As employees become contributors and start being evaluated more on the outcomes tied to their contributions rather than the fulfillment of any single set of responsibilities, the word "job" may no longer apply.
On behalf of Equality Florida, I want to thank Lt. Governor Carroll for taking responsibility for her words and for responding to the harm those words inflicted.
"On behalf of a Equality Florida, I want to thank Lt. Governor Carroll for taking responsibility for her words and for responding to the harm those words inflicted," Smith wrote.
Most people's ears close over when they hear the word responsibility -- like it's some dirty word.
Collaboration, voluntary, partnership and social responsibility are good words.
