George B. Paulin, president of Frederic W. Cook & Company, a leading pay consultant, said that consultants bore part of the responsibility for excesses because they did not fully warn of how stock options, restricted stock and other devices could be exploited by executives.
He urged the jury to conclude that many others bore part of the responsibility for the failure to uncover the fraud.
For example, Gillett (2003) argues that Fodor and other proponents of multiple realization assume a 'Dimensioned' view of realization that allows realizer/realized properties to be instantiated in the distinct individuals that bear part-whole relations.
Since the cost of fertility treatment and that of the surrogate is comparatively cheaper in India than in the rest of the world, would-be parents are flooding in, eager to have a child that bears some part of their genetic heritage.
So they consider it only fair that their insurers bear part of the cost.
6 Swiss Sausage Threatened The Swiss were confronted with the possible extinction of their national sausage following a decision by the European Union to ban the import of animal parts that bore the risk of spreading mad cow disease.
We shall call this constituent, that bears the largest part of the field, "inter-centennial".
Some travel industry employees and their unions feel that travel companies' management bears part of the responsibility for the increasingly bad attitudes of passengers.
They also have to believe that a country's difficulties concern liquidity (ie, they can repay debt eventually) not solvency (ie, they can't).In this case the markets felt starved of detail, and bothered by German insistence that private investors must bear part of the burden.
And while economists and other experts say there are plenty of culprits — Democrats and Republicans in Congress, the Federal Reserve, an overzealous home-lending industry, banks and also Mr. Bush's predecessor, Bill Clinton — they do agree that the Bush administration bears part of the blame.
