There's no doubt that speedy, efficient distribution of emergency shelter, food, medical care and clothing are among the essential responsibilities of government.
These programs recognized the importance of curatorship and heralded a new place for the curator — emphasizing the position's essential responsibility in the creation of an exhibition or display.
Private and government support for these essential responsibilities is minuscule.
So while states will inevitably have the obligation to provide the platform and ultimately deliver the remedy, a broader or more essential responsibility to fulfill, effectuate, or drive the right to remedy lies elsewhere.
Randle has assumed the third receiver's job, an essential responsibility with opposing defenses double-teaming the featured receivers, Hakeem Nicks and Victor Cruz.
An essential responsibility of the doctor is to individualize these interventions in terms of cost-effectiveness, while maximizing the outcomes according to the clinical characteristics and preferences of the patients [ 66].
The health care expenditures will increase from ∼15% of gross domestic product (GDP) today ($14.6 trillion) to ∼29% in 2040 (http://www.nber.org/aginghealth/2008no4/w14361.html), and therefore, access to high-quality, effective CNS drugs remains an essential responsibility of the pharmaceutical industry.
In fact, responding to adolescents' reproductive health needs in such circumstances seems to be assumed by general practitioners as a benevolent, charitable mission rather than as an essential responsibility of the primary health care provider, acting as "gatekeeper".
Projects, nonetheless, have an essential responsibility in advancing the key determining conditions for sustaining outcomes within the local system.
But if, as a nation, we can finally learn the lesson that industrial policy remains an essential responsibility of 21st-century government – not some relic of the 20th – then perhaps some good will come of this miserable failure.
