Those in favour have argued that the purpose of informed consent is chiefly to respect the autonomy of the patient, and that broad consent does not compromise this aim [ 4].
In what follows, I will focus chiefly on respect as attitude or feeling.
The New Academy seemed, to both ancient philosophers and modern historians, to differ from the Middle chiefly in two respects.
Marts says he was initially drawn to the idea of AfterShock chiefly because of the company's publisher and co-founder Joe Pruett, who Marts had worked with in the past and respected.
It follows that God's rectitude and holiness "chiefly consists in a respect or regard to himself, infinitely above his regard to all other beings" and that, as a consequence, his works must be "so wrought as to show this supreme respect to himself" (End of Creation, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 422).
This is going to take many forms, but chiefly we need to see an increased respect for nightclubs from authorities.
The NEA has much to gripe about with respect to the Obama administration, chiefly, an educational reform agenda that puts heightened demands on teacher performance.
Consequently, Shankara propagated his teachings chiefly to sannyasins and intellectuals in the villages, and he gradually won the respect of Brahmans and feudal lords.
In this respect, the Lomas climatic conditions contribute to soil fertility, especially as labile forms of phosphorus are chiefly concerned.
The conduct of those chiefly involved in both campaigns was exemplary and, if not entirely chivalrous, certainly characterised by dignity and mutual respect.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
