The inscrutable dignity of actual beasts is less often captured and may even seem strange when encountered in a documentary like "Old Partner," the first feature directed by Lee Chung-ryouLee
After his initial general discussion of rebellion against slavery and oppression, in the historical and largest section of the book he treats actual historical assertions of human dignity as little more than efforts to overthrow God.
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The lack of prominence of definitions of dignity relating to the actual provision of direct care is striking.
The fourth and final theme relates to the wide range of specific care activities that have the potential to promote or thwart dignity, for example, to actual procedures or actions, such as bathing, toileting, feeding, dressing and so on.
These findings become more important in conjunction with the health workers' self-reports of feeling a loss of dignity, trauma, lower productivity and actual absenteeism following the experience of violence.
RECs function to safeguard the dignity, rights, safety, and wellbeing of actual or potential research participants [ 22, 23].
Research must be undertaken in an ethical manner so that it assures protection of the dignity, integrity, and safety of all actual or potential research participants [ 3].
The remit of a research ethics committee is "to protect the rights, safety, dignity and well being of all actual or potential participants" [ 20].
The Permanent Constitution, which came into effect in December 1932, partially restored some measure of prestige and dignity to the crown, although the king's actual power was nominal.
In doing so, the majority embraced an open-ended concept of state immunity that sees it as an aspect of the states' "dignity" as "sovereign entities," rather than anchored in the actual constitutional text.
