From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... responsible.
BB p.83,
Into Action
2.
... responsible.
BB p.143,
To Employers
3.
... responsible, and
that by making financial independence ...
12&12 p.165,
Tradition Seven
They pointed out that the irresponsible had become responsible, and that by
making financial independence part of its tradition, Alcoholics Anonymous
had revived an ideal that
its era had almost forgotten.
4.
... responsible for
the whole pattern of our ...
12&12 p.80,
Step Eight
We can go far beyond those things which were superficially wrong
with us, to see those flaws which were basic, flaws which sometimes were
responsible for the whole pattern of our lives.
5.
... responsible levels,
we ought to maintain a ...
BB p.574,
Appendix VII, Twelve Concepts (Short Form)
IV. At all responsible levels, we ought to maintain a traditional
"Right of Participation," allowing a voting representation in reasonable proportion
to the responsibility that each must discharge.
6.
... responsible to
no other authority than its ...
12&12 p.189,
Tradition Four (Long)
Four -- With respect to its own affairs, each A.A. group should be responsible to no other authority than its own conscience.
7.
... responsible to
no other authority than its ...
BB p.563(565),
Appendix I, The A.A. Tradition
4. With respect to its own affairs, each A.A. group should be responsible to
no other authority than its own conscience.
8.
... responsible to
those they serve."
12&12 p.172,
Tradition Nine
"A.A., as such, ought never be organized; but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve."
9.
... responsible to
those they serve.
BB p.562(564),
Appendix I, The A.A. Tradition
Nine -- A.A., as such, ought never be organized; but we
may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve.
10.
... responsible to
those they serve.
BB p.574,
Appendix VII, Twelve Concepts (Short Form)
Written by co-founder Bill W. in 1962, the Twelve Concepts for World Service provide a group of related principles to help ensure that various elements of A.A.'s service structure remain responsive and
responsible to those they serve.
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