Sentence examples for views on responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buffett's views on responsibilities of executives and directors have gained new prominence after accounting scandals at WorldCom and Enron, the two biggest bankruptcies, shook investors' confidence and costs stockholders billions of dollars.

Grieve has avoided much of Cameron's reactionary rhetoric on criminal justice and human rights and is seen instead as thoughtful and reasonable, while also popular on the right as a traditionalist with strong views on responsibility and morality.

Whilst the government wants views on the Bill generally, it is specifically seeking views on responsibility for publication on the internet in that it asks whether the law should be changed to give greater protection to secondary publishers such as internet service providers and discussion forums and/or 'how the existing law should be updated and clarified'.

We found that different features were associated with different views on responsibility.

DR 3 (12 yrs qualified: salaried GP, deprived area) Patients' views on responsibility for health care appeared to confirm practitioners' accounts.

"When the board approached me with a view to taking on responsibility for day-to-day operations at the Ospreys, I certainly didn't need to think twice about it," added Hore.

This view on responsibility rests on the idea of social solidarity rather than individual responsibility.

GPs with the 'Passive' view on responsibility have the same combination of the least inclusive views on all domains: they view the sick-listing commission to be a 'Patient's commission' (1a) and understand sick-listing as limited to issuing a sickness certificate.

As the present study was performed in Sweden, which still mainly has a socialized health care system although an increasing number of private health providers, one may wonder if informants in for example the U.S. would hold a different view on responsibility?

The defendants assert that the department's position is a sharp departure from earlier government views on the responsibilities of auto lenders and car dealers under fair-credit laws.

The afternoon reflective sessions were focused on evaluating the emergent teams' experiences, views on professional responsibilities and ethical dilemmas.