Sentence examples for view and responsibility from inspiring English sources

Dezideriu Gergely said: "The concern related to these cases is that, one way or another, if these cases are not discussed from all angles possible, there's this, if I can say, trap to fall into, basically labelling the whole community for being responsible for something which needs to be looked at from an individual point of view and responsibility point of view".

Dezideriu Gergely told RTÉ's Morning Ireland programme: "The concern related to these cases is that if these cases are not discussed from all angles possible, there's this, if I can say, trap to fall into, basically labelling the whole community for being responsible for something which needs to be looked at from an individual point of view and responsibility point of view".

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View title and responsibility increases thankfully, humbly.

This ensures that the role play experience will afford participants a better understanding of how people with other views and responsibilities perceive the same issues from different perspectives.

Therefore, many responsible parties need time to decide to pursue the subject and coordinate the various views and responsibilities.

Brain science "will eventually begin to influence how the public views justice and responsibility," Dr. Gazzaniga said at a recent conference here sponsored by the Edge Foundation.

He is also working on one book on Scrupulosity and another book that will develop a contrastivist view of freedom and responsibility.

This theme will be described along with other themes related to the unproblematic nature of obtaining medicines and views about regulation and responsibility.

The essay was called "Thoughts on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence and Intellectual Freedom". It was written by a forty-seven-year-old man who had spent a decade reconsidering his own life's work, his world view, and his personal responsibility to humanity.

The appellate court has all but nullified that view of judicial power and responsibility backed by Justice Kennedy and the court majority.