The control belief was: "I would feel capable of practicing an act of euthanasia in a case similar to Mr. Brown's even if I had a sense of attachment to the patient" (OR = 2.72; 95%CI: 1.81-4.07).
Gary Ogden's story spans the old, lax approach, and the new, more aggressive effort aimed at stopping dangerous doctors as well as intensively monitoring those judged capable of practicing again.
Young children may know something about death and see monsters lurking under every bed, but only in middle childhood is the brain capable of practicing so-called terror management, of accepting one's inevitable mortality or at least pushing thoughts of it aside.
If you're are breathing, you are able and capable of practicing mindful meditation.
For example, if you feel that you are getting impatient during a discussion with your spouse, you may say to yourself, "I am capable of practicing patience, and I will calm down and listen".
On its Facebook page, as pointed out by Newsweek, Pegida declared, "The Islamists, against whom PEGIDA has been warning over the last 12 weeks, showed in France today that they are not capable of (practicing) democracy but instead see violence and death as the solution".
The rabbinic program fashioned by Johanan ben Zakkai and his circle replaced sacrifice and pilgrimage to the Temple with the study of Scripture, prayer, and works of piety, thus eliminating the need for a central sanctuary (in Jerusalem) and making Judaism a religion capable of practice anywhere.
He recognized that Dharmakara completed perfect practice over countless ages because Shinran himself was not capable of perfect practice.
Angels of heaven descend to visit Abraham and find themselves looking up in wonder at the man - at this creature capable of a free decision to practice kindness, to consider the needs of strangers, to forge community with others.
Mathieson says they are capable of running a full medical practice at the weekend – with the exception of enhanced services such as minor surgery – but the main issue moving forward is, predictably, staffing.
I was fulfilling my … commitments to service delivery and then trying to have an academic career … and that just wasn't possible … (P1 DP3, Interview 1) In this regard, dual practice appeared capable of expediting a decision on whether to stay in the public sector or not, bringing some respondents to a point where they felt 'forced to choose' between their public and private jobs.
