Trevor Potter, a former Republican chairman of the Federal Election Commission, commended Mr. Burchfield as a "very good lawyer" and a "competent litigator," but said a better choice, from a conflicts standpoint, would have been a nonpartisan federal judge.
[Laughs] I wanted to create a family of distinct characters with conflicting points of view from both political and religious standpoints, a family at war with one another.
Because the ICU director, or nurse manager, may engage in the decision making process from multiple professional standpoints (as both clinician and manager), the likelihood of conflicting rational and justifiable solutions, leading to ethical dilemmas, increases.
I come at health from the patient standpoint—I know what it's like to be in pain or exhausted, to feel alone, scared, confused and conflicted by the huge amount of information out there.
From our standpoint the conflict is not about the land but about the nature of the [Palestinian] party".
"Although Taiwan is friendly towards Japan, it is in conflict with the Japanese standpoint regarding some issues, for instance, its ownership claims on the Senkaku islands," the paper said.
The category of causality is central to the ethical sphere – false views of causality represent the attempt to escape conflict, to gain a standpoint above that of strife and interlocking tensions (JAA, Lectures on Criticism, 1954).
Thoroughly examining this critical and often neglected subpopulation, a new book discusses the conflicting perspectives, roles, and identities of African American males from a social work standpoint.
The two fifth-grade textbooks that were approved devote 35 pages, for example, to an in-depth study of American Indians that includes their folklore, artifacts and culture, and offers an account of mid-19th-century conflicts told from the Indian standpoint.
