It aims to bridge the gap between a narrow, transaction-oriented account of avoiding exploitation and a broad account emphasizing obligations of reparation for historic injustices.
A more adequate conception would make visible how social norms and pressures influence the choices offered to patients, and would emphasize the obligations of healthcare providers to actively support patient autonomy and decision making.
As public health professionals, we emphasize epidemiologists' obligations to society.
Some scholars point out that traditional family ethics that emphasize responsibility and obligations between family members has faded, and ideas are emerging under the veil of individualism that stress the subjectivity of the younger generation (Liu 2012; Kang 2012; Shen 2013; Yan 2003).
These emphasized social obligation and the individual's dependence on the community and thereby laid the foundation for a critique of society.
Cone was seeking to reconcile the black nationalism of Malcolm X with the Christian civil disobedience of Martin Luther King, Jr., and he emphasized the obligation of the Church to relieve the oppression of African-Americans, especially through political action.
In an interview, he emphasized his obligation to unify and not to deal with the criticism, by now a cliche, that he might not be "black enough" for a city that is 60percentt black.
There is also strong rhetoric right now from the Party's Political and Legal Committee and Ministry of Justice emphasizing the obligation of lawyers, for example, to keep in mind the "big picture," to play their role in upholding social stability, and to follow the leadership of the Party.
Orthodox theories of contract contend that doctrine provides legal raw materials that might establish a structural distinction between contract and tort, and that legal theory can give this distinction an elaboration that emphasizes contractual obligation's fundamentally and immediately chosen character.
Wilson's speech emphasizes our obligation to speak out, to participate.
