In an editorial published simultaneously by the British Medical Journal, Health Service Journal and Nursing Times, their editors say the NHS "is far too important to be left at the mercy of ideological and incompetent intervention" and argue,"we must make sure that nothing like this ever happens again".
Indeed, a key component of identity politics is shifting the idea of who's at the center of progressive discourse, and in that regard, I would argue we've made gains.
Sometimes she's my twin sister--we argue, we fight, and make up.
The time for action (pdf), the Royal College of Physicians argues "we must make difficult decisions about the design of services".
When we assign value to any created object, Venturini Fendi argues, we are making an ethical choice.
Tilly argues that we make two common errors when it comes to understanding reasons.
"I'm a documentary filmmaker, but I also make popular documentaries," he argued, adding, "We make films that have very populist ideals, and so cater to a wider audience".
And it's no good to argue that we made a rod for our own backs by sharing something we weren't completely certain about.
"Look, no one here is going to argue that we made this decision in a vacuum -- Gore's people were right in the room," one senior administration official said today.
They argue that all we make manifest by asserting things like "either Socrates sneezed in his sleep the night before he took the hemlock or else he didn't" is our pervasive misunderstanding of the notion of truth.
