How can we responsibly assess the difference?
How much time is enough time to responsibly assess a concept already as odd and pliable as "merit"?
The upshot is the attempted removal of more than thirty-seven thousand A.P.A. members from a key public conversation, during a moment when their knowledge and authority might aid the public in responsibly assessing the President.
Curley and Schultz stated that the "humane" thing to do was to "carefully and responsibly assess" the best way to handle the allegations against Sandusky, but reported nothing to anyone.
This restriction poses a dilemma for financial institutions, because they are also required to act responsibly when assessing customers for loans, and mental health information may or may not be pertinent in this case.
"As our legislators seek to expand gambling in Virginia, they need to do so responsibly by first assessing the risks and rewards, which hopefully the gambling study the governor is calling for will in part provide, and also setting up safeguards to protect the public from harm," said the council's president, Carolyn Hawley.
While most technologies carry risks, these should be assessed accurately and responsibly.
If carried out responsibly, mining and mineral processing can be important sources of economic growth and development, but this requires that the attendant environmental and public health risks be identified, measured and adequately assessed.
Piloting a plane requires the ability to respond quickly to a problem, to assess a situation responsibly, and to accurately assess what's going in the first place.
If autonomous systems are not predictable, how can military personnel responsibly deploy them to complete certain tasks, especially when commanders must assess the proportionality of a military action's gain against its potential for collateral damage?
The next task is to assess those literatures, in an attempt to determine what conclusions can be responsibly drawn from them.
