Sentence examples for trigger responsibilities from inspiring English sources
"I am writing to remind you that some student misconduct that falls under a school's anti-bullying policy also may trigger responsibilities under one or more of the federal anti-discrimination laws," says the letter, signed by Russlynn H. Ali, assistant secretary for civil rights.
Watson said the assurance by a resettlement agency to provide basic services to a newly arrived refugee constitutes an adequate connection to the U.S. because it is a sufficiently formal and documented agreement that triggers responsibilities and compensation.
However, if a pharmaceutical company is provided with the raw database, then this would trigger reporting responsibilities under current regulations.
The convention could apply in this situation, triggering the responsibility of these states to prevent and to suppress the acts of genocide.
Ms. Gress said school violence nationwide had heightened the "responsibility to be vigilant," but insisted that a penknife would always trigger a serious response.
They are usually investigated by structural engineers to determine the cause, contributing factors, the trigger, and where the responsibility lies for errors in the design construction service history.
"He's not afraid to pull the trigger and he takes responsibility," Beck said, likely fantasizing about Allen West shooting guns at Cass Sunstein.
When is that responsibility triggered, and what is the threshold that justifies intervention, up to and including the use of force?
The Norm Analysis Method consists of four steps for eliciting and formalizing norms: responsibility analysis, protonorm analysis, trigger analysis and detailed dynamic behavior specification (cf. [17]).
O'Connor and Kelly (2005) point out that Professional responsibility was a key trigger for advocacy.
"Those who have their finger on the trigger of protective actions carry a huge responsibility," said Peter Carl, the European Commission's director general in charge of trade issues.
