For the Communist Party, weighing the responsibility of the founding father himself has never been easy.
On her young shoulders weighs the responsibility of caring for her insane mother and physically disabled younger sister, and when her sister is kidnapped by angels Penryn ventures into the angels' redoubt in San Francisco to try to get her back.
"It includes the ability to understand and weigh the risks, responsibilities, outcomes and impacts of sexual actions and to practice abstinence when appropriate," he wrote.
"If you're building a long-term business, you have to weigh the easy money against the responsibility you have not to take outsize risk," Mr. Barsky said.
Weigh the responsibilities of the house sitting position versus the benefits.
Any decision about whether to require active parental permission should weigh the parents' perspectives and responsibilities, the children's ability to comprehend and make a free choice without coercion, and the possibility of systematic exclusion of students [ 12].
The interests for others in society (other stakeholders) are defined by their relationship to the corporation….The thrust of history and law strongly supports the broader view of the directors' responsibility to carefully weigh the interests of all stakeholders as part of their responsibility to the corporation or to the long term interests of its shareholders.
These advantages should be weighed against the responsibility of strict laboratory standard compliance [26].
"In this case, that responsibility was to weigh the risk of simultaneously holding a deadly weapon while driving a motor vehicle onto a sidewalk and reaching through an open window to grab someone who was not armed with a gun".
Smith's responsibility was to weigh the competing dangers, between the risks to national security if she said no, and the risks to the detainee if she said yesHer Home Office successors were expected to make similar decisions, while at the Foreign Office, David Miliband would consider similar requests from MI6.
Relevancy rules, for example, define the parameters of what lawyers can present to the jury, whose ultimate responsibility is to weigh the significance of each piece of evidence.
