In his "New Atlantis", he describes "not only a political and social order that was governed by wise men and scientists and supported by exceedingly congenial, ethical and dignified citizens, but also practices for the reinvention of man" [27, p 115].
In the context of an increasing ageing population in western countries, investing in the professional development of registered nurses and physicians within the field of incontinence and bowel management may yield significant improvements in dignified and effective care practices.
Cornyn practices a more dignified denomination of hypocrisy.
This is a practical and dignified mayor.
Practice honesty, courage, and remain dignified but not aloof.
Two aspects that are central to their discourse as a guideline for this practice: their involvement in achieving a dignified death for the patient and their compassion for the family's suffering.
And ChicagoShovels.org offers no elegant computer solution to the age-old debate in this city: how to find a more dignified, efficient manner for claiming "dibs," the long-established practice of placing chairs, cones, boxes or other junk to reserve a cleared parking space.
With a little practice this can be done in a dignified way so even your mother wouldn't notice (though your 5-year old probably will).
"She and her mother conducted themselves in a dignified way at a time questions about this as a proper practice were beginning to be raised," Mr. Bogdan said in an interview.
But it is legitimate to doubt — in fact, it is grotesque to suggest — that hanging (or beheading, stoning, shooting, electrocution, or lethal injection, the other methods currently in use in the countries, most of them unfree, that still practice capital punishment) can possibly be done in a "dignified way".
