The findings – shared exclusively with the Guardian – also demonstrate that Britons retain a European-style sense that the state has sweeping societal responsibilities, in defiance of Margaret Thatcher's 1980s efforts to shift the onus on to the individual.
The city's department of public works has sweeping supervisory responsibilities and oversees the departments of engineering, building inspection, building and grounds, signal and sign, demolition and housing, litter and recycling, street, and water waste treatment.
BER scholars also can help to promote change at the departmental and institutional levels without assuming responsibility for sweeping reforms.
He has plenty of disdain for Haiti, along with the usual robust American moralism: "The way Terry saw it, poverty was like a fast-running river sweeping every Haitian and his responsibilities downstream.
In keeping with the tenor of his earlier event in Washington, Mr. Beck largely avoided politics, focusing more on sweeping themes — American history, personal responsibility and, especially, faith.
A sweeping corporate responsibility law has also been enacted.
The joint committee of students and adult community members also share responsibilities for trash collection, sweeping roads and clearing the neighbourhood of animal waste.
In compensation of the roof over her head, Asma assumed responsibility of all household chores: cooking, sweeping, cleaning, and everything else.
"Anyone — not whether you're a football coach or a university president or the guy sweeping the building — I think you have a moral responsibility to call us".
