Grounded in the gritty stuff of primary documents, Flaubert: A Life possesses a giddily wide-ranging field of reference.
Its ethos based on life, dignity, and family, is grounded in the human rights movement, whose cornerstone document is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The larger point, actually made in the early pages and intermittently throughout the book as well as in the final section, is his defense of the creed on several levels: First, he argues, the creed was not a fourth-century imposition of a politically motivated conformity, nor was it an abstract philosophical document rather than one grounded in the Scripture and religious experience.
A DNR clause is normally grounded in a document stating the reasons why the patient should not receive CPR in case of cardiac arrest. 1 The document is ordinarily based on a decision process involving the patient, the patient's responsible physician and relatives of the patient.
"Murderous Maids" is the first interpretation of the story to be grounded in court documents.
The book is grounded in an analysis of ICAC documents and surveys, the authors' survey of social attitudes towards corruption in Hong Kong, and interviews with former officials.
The current analysis is grounded in response to the 2014 Ebola pandemic, as arguably the most globally active and thoroughly documented example of pandemic response.
Furthermore, the case illustrates that loss of autonomy is not necessarily grounded in impaired mental capacities due to documented injury or disease.
To align with the priorities of the ACA, we need to ensure that the care occupational therapy practitioners provide and document is grounded in evidence and is patient centered.
The first plane was grounded in Montevideo, Uruguay, until it could be fixed, according to a document outlining the internal investigation that American conducted afterward.
These documents display a Luther grounded in late medieval theology and its peculiar issues, trained in the latest humanist methods of the Renaissance, and, most especially, showing sensitivity toward the pastoral consequences for theological positions and church practice.
