Theirs are protracted, expensive cases that force hospitals to make fateful decisions or assume long-term responsibility for needy immigrants who are, essentially, left at their doorsteps.
The Army Corps of Engineers only recently awarded a $287 million contract to four companies to take long-term responsibility for securing and destroying the munitions.
But Dunham-Jones says she would like to see suburban governments put their retail-focused land to better use; Christensen hopes communities force retailers to take long-term responsibility for the buildings they create and the space they occupy.
But it will, at best, be a work in progress: short on technical details and with new proposals—such as tapping the European Financial Stability Facility EFSFF) to provide partial guarantees for sovereign bond issues closer to the drawing board than the launch pad.That means short-term responsibility for stemming the crisis will lie largely with the ECB.
Carer burden reflected the concern that clinicians hold for the ability of carers to cope with the long-term responsibility for home haemodialysis.
In the past decade, the responsibility of paediatric services to ensure continuity of care through transitioning to adult services has been operationalised, but patients also need to be empowered by those in the paediatric centre to share long-term responsibility for their own health and follow-up.
Burdening them with long-term financial responsibility for those who cannot pay will lead to further trauma center closings.
"This should only be done by local authorities which have the long-term strategic responsibility for school places and understand the needs of their local communities," he said.
In the Marine Corps, the Wounded Warrior Regiment, created in 2007, marks a step toward the assumption of longer-term institutional responsibility for casualties, both physical and mental.
"When he [Holleran] said that the consequences couldn't have been 'reasonably foreseen', clearly they are looking at a legal liability issue in terms of responsibility for a tragic death".
One of the leading Republican candidates, Jeb Bush, a 1995 convert to Catholicism, has publicly dismissed Francis's encyclical Laudato Si ("Praise be to you"), which sets out in stark terms human responsibility for climate change, with the remark: "I don't get economic policy from my bishops or my cardinals or my pope".
