Sentence examples for declaration pain from inspiring English sources
Thus, the International Association of Study for Pain (IASP) accepted the declaration "Pain management – a fundamental human right" at Montreal in 2010.
WASHINGTON — The evidence of a massacre is undeniable: the bodies of the dead lined up on hospital floors, those of the living convulsing and writhing in pain and a declaration from a respected international aid group that thousands of Syrians were gassed with chemical weapons last week.
In his autobiography he would refer to "my own 'line' constantly imperiled by my love of good food," a coy declaration that hid a fund of pain.
The principles of the Helsinki declaration and IASP's guidelines for pain research in animals were rigorously applied [30].
The principles of the Helsinki declaration and IASP's guidelines for pain research in animal were rigorously applied [25].
The principles of the Helsinki declaration and IASP's guidelines for pain research in animals were rigorously applied.The experimental research on animals was approved by ethics committee for research on animals of the University of Pavia.
Plugging "Yes Man" on "Larry King Live" recently, he made the startling declaration that "movies are made by people in pain for people in pain".
Tonight, negotiators remained deadlocked over how to express remorse for slavery and colonialism in the conference declaration and whether to declare that Africans and the descendants of slaves in the United States and elsewhere should be compensated for generations of pain.
Delivering a "peace declaration" speech, Hiroshima mayor Kazumi Matsui described the pain of those who survived, only to be shunned as contaminated by the radiation.
That recent $1.45 billion Florida jury award to Ronald O. Perelman after a judge's declaration of document fraud is only the latest pain caused by Morgan Stanley's internal processes.
The National Pain Strategy and Declaration of Montréal both emphasise the right for people in pain to access appropriate health services, and that pain should be recognised as a chronic condition in its own right [ 5, 62].
