The paradox of the movie is that of the good student — the better the university does its job, the less likely its students are to defy the institution and the wider set of values and policies that it embodies and, ultimately, reinforces.
More recent, cutting-edge thinking suggests that health systems are not just mechanical structures that provide health care; they "are also purveyors of a wider set of societal norms and values" (p.143) [ 32].
It is important to explore whether the CMW's will provide care to marginalized/socially excluded women because health systems, of which the CMW's are a part of, are not just mechanical structures; they "are also purveyors of a wider set of societal norms and values" (pg. 143) [ 18].
In the end, insurance should be offered as part of a wider set of business services that provide real value to smallholders.
This acknowledges the value of achieving a wider set of goals such as returning to work or living independently and meeting the additional needs that can impact on a person's total health and well-being [ 8].
"A wider set of clients is interested".
Preferably, the experiment will cover a wider population and a wider set of sampling conditions.
The images were corrupted by AWGN and spatially correlated noise with a wide set of variance values.
Does that not nullify Winston Churchill's basic vision for the court, to hold states to account by a higher judicial authority upholding a European-wide set of values, inspired by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
