Children particularly affected by the ongoing conflict in Darfur are further traumatized when at the receiving end of such unethical and misguided disciplinary actions, often taken by well-intentioned teachers who are not aware of the distressing consequences of their action.
In a memorandum issued late Thursday, Stanley Brezenoff, the chief executive of Continuum Health Partners, which includes St . Lukes-Roosevelt, called the action "most distressing".
Kennel, who had been named chair of the NAC's science committee, was unavailable for comment, but Norine Noonan, a former NAC member and dean of math and science at South Carolina's College of Charleston, called Griffin's action "very distressing" for scientists.
Understanding how different forms of power operate both to conceal, in ways described by Epstein [ 38], and to sustain such injustices offers a more constructive way of using distressing experiences as catalysts for action.
With polls showing overwhelming public support for aggressive United States military action, it's been distressing to read many of the recent letters on this page.
When Boris Johnson became mayor in 2008 he instructed the Met to take action to combat a distressing spate of teenager deaths caused by knives, following a high profile campaign pledge.
Undoubtedly, this distressing scenario called for prompt assertive actions to better prepare our institutions, individuals, their families, and the community at large.
A deliberate action to capture the most distressing aspect".
In a field where company managers and stage directors profess over and over that of course musical and vocal values come first, this action against Ms. Voigt offers distressing proof to the contrary.
The putamen is also suggested to be involved in action or action planning related to these distressing emotions and reward (action planning driven by these distressing emotions and reward) (Haruno and Kawato 2006; Zeki and Romaya 2008).
