190 In the context of end-of-life decision-making, arguments about the question of whether particular tools and mechanisms designed to bring about the death of a patient are dignity-violating continue unabated.
Then a small miracle, brought about by the making of the film, briefly transforms the sisters' lives.
Does any other holiday bring about such a crazy-making mixture of feelings?
Sharing decision-making power and corresponding responsibility over school policies such as the budget, personnel, disciplinary codes, and curriculum can bring about meaningful change in teaching and learning by investing teachers in all aspects of running a school.
LCYB along with LCYE bring about the cyclization of lycopene.
It is because intending to omit in order to bring about a result does not seem, morally, very different from intending to act in order to bring about that same result, that the AOD does not seem to have much relevance to end-of-life decision-making in clinical contexts.
China's slowing momentum has been long in the making and is, to some extent, deliberately engineered by the authorities in Beijing, who are trying to bring about a more gradual but more balanced pace of growth.
Stakeholders have to decide together or some mode of agreement on the basis of positions and rules for decision-making determined at the next level, to bring about (or change or terminate) an infrastructure.
Offerings change daily, but there's enough to bring home the makings of a meal.
And in what has the makings of a startling turnaround, the demand for hydrogen that would result could help bring about a nuclear renaissance in Germany.
It sees the making of meaning in and through language as the essential act in which learners engage and which teachers help to bring about.
