Under the Canadian Medical Association's (CMA) Code of Ethics section 'Responsibilities to Society,' article 41 states that health professionals "must recognise that community, society and the environment are important actors in the health of individual patients" [ 19], p. 3.
I rose, closed the door, and flipped through the section titled "Responsibility" until I found this: "Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die".
This is clearly the case for large rivers such as the Rhine, which extends from Switzerland to the Netherlands, but can also occur when municipal boundaries cut across the river branch for which a regional division of the RWS (e.g. the Eastern Netherlands section) carries responsibility.
In the second section, "our responsibilities", PATH acknowledges that there might be occasions when some measure of bias, inherent in its activities as a non-profit organization, might precipitate individual or institutional conflicts of interest.
Furthermore, the CMA Code of Ethics section 'General Responsibilities' article 14 states that health professionals must "take all reasonable steps to prevent harm to patients" [ 19], p. 2. This is where the relative nature of the definition attributed to harm becomes of concern.
He also calls attention to the tension between belief in God's omniscience and human moral responsibility (section 8, part 2), and criticizes the argument from design (section 11).
On the corporate responsibility section of its website, H&M says that its inspections have driven up safety standards in Bangladesh since it started inspections in 1998.
There is a section titled Assuming Responsibility that teaches about hate-crime legislation, volunteering, nonviolent protesters and the efforts of first responders.
After all, as he had written in the memoir's introductory section: "I accept responsibility for my actions and words, and my processes of rational thought can fairly be judged competent or incompetent.
The guidelines might contain, for example, a chapter aimed at armed parties including a section on the responsibility to evacuate civilians whose security is compromised by imperative military operations.
