Sentence examples for term responsibility from inspiring English sources

Guilt is a legal term; responsibility is a moral one.

This suggests a continuity which is not there, and backgrounds societal developments through which the term "responsibility" emerged and obtained its meanings.

It is important to keep the relatively recent emergence of the term "responsibility" in mind because the term is often used to refer to thoughts and analyses in texts of pre-19th century philosophers (e.g. Aristotle, Hume) who do not use the term.

It follows a fundamental disaffection with approaches that focus on accountability, liability and (causal) evidence (cf. (Stilgoe et al. 2013)), which contribute to a general re-conceptualization of the term "responsibility" as care, which is the main topic of the present section.

How do you make the average person on the street listen up and confront the 'abstract' threat of climate change when in everyday life people are juggling a myriad of short term responsibilities, decisions and stresses?

This practice of implementing strategic plans through multiple, short term projects together with a four yearly electoral time scale, means that Dutch public administrative bodies have long term responsibilities, but exercise a shorter term temporal focus in practice.

The UK must have a long-term responsibility in that".

The UK had a long-term responsibility to stabilise Libya, he added.

The idea of handing the average bar staffer long-term responsibility over sensitive personal data is an immensely creepy proposition.

It's now time employers began to show a bit of flexibility – and rather a lot more long-term responsibility.

There is a short-term crisis of how to survive over the next 2 or 3 years, and a long-term responsibility to restructure the organization.