Mr. Greenfield, who has represented Dr. Bierenbaum since he first fell under suspicion in 1985, said that over 15 years, his client's life had been marked by "caring, compassion, charity".
We ask: "To what degree do other people in this organization (or division or unit) display the following emotions?" The options include enthusiasm, caring, compassion, frustration, anxiety, and energy, to name a few.
There are many behavioral traits such as honesty, dishonesty, caring, compassion, courage, fear, justness, fairness, tolerance or respectfulness etc., lying dormant in human beings, which need to be harnessed and channelized in the appropriate direction to enable him/her to solve complex tasks in life.
Recently when I asked male leaders at the Men of Action Summit in the Girls Loungee at Advertising Week about which leadership qualities are most important today, they listed caring, compassion and empathy.
We are made to exist in a life that should be marked by cooperation, interdependence, sharing, caring, compassion and complementarity.
Those are the same issues that animate nurses when we talk about voting for nurses' values -- caring, compassion and community to heal America.
He pledged to repeal the Tories' "terrible" Health and Social Care Act, contrasting "care, compassion and cooperation" under Labour with "privatisation, fragmentation and competition" under the Conservatives.
Strengthening board recruitment is also being proposed with an explicit focus on values, attitudes and behaviours of potential candidates in relation to care, compassion and respect [ 26].
"All of us can't be firemen," Mr. Schulberg said, "but we can demonstrate courage, determination, thoughtfulness, caring and compassion".
The tone of my voice is soft and my attention is completely on them, and they can feel my genuine heart, caring, and compassion, improv[ing] my work".
