Health professionals are considered better-educated group inside the society, especially with regards to healthcare issues.
Further, it rendered the theory subject to Bernard Williams' (1995) criticism that the theory really simply reflected the colonial elitism of Sidgwick's time, that it was 'Government House Utilitarianism.' The elitism in his remarks may reflect a broader attitude, one in which the educated are considered better policy makers than the uneducated.
The original owners, richer and better educated, consider themselves a world apart from their uninvited neighbors.
This probably indicates that the better educated respondents consider obtaining informed consent to be more than a routine exercise.
Though it is universal that urban dwellers have better access to family planning services, and they are more likely to be better educated, street women though considered as urban dwellers were largely not educated.
Whereas my mother was interested in status — in being better educated than others or being considered more respectable — my father was simply interested in having more things.
As Kate Bolick wrote in a much-discussed article in The Atlantic last fall, American women face "a radically shrinking pool of what are traditionally considered to be 'marriageable' men — those who are better educated and earn more than they do".
Dhakal et al. reported on 150 births among women in rural Nepal [ 29], but these women were on average better educated than those in the studies considered here (literacy rate of 52% compared to 22-42% in our study areas).
While urban children are generally considered to be better off than rural children, healthier, better housed, better educated and with access to a wider range of services and opportunities, the reality is that hundreds of millions of urban children live in deep poverty, squalor and misery, says the report.
Additionally, although women who continued CSII may seem to be less prone to postpregnancy glycemic control deterioration, the possibility that they were better educated about diabetes therapy and more motivated should be considered.
The debate: Do good buildings make for better educated children?
