Ingels's drama in Kazakhstan leaves open the thought that it was ill-judged to accept the commission, in a country whose President, at his last election, won 95.5 per cent of the vote.
The increase might not seem like much, but Ms. Toth said most trucking firms were operating on razor-thin profit margins and were ill-positioned to accept any extra costs.
Rural people tend to frame health in terms of independence and self-sufficiency, and to accept ill health with higher degrees of stoicism and seemingly more fatalism.
In a focus group study by Gessert et al., rural responders were more likely to express greater willingness to accept ill health and even death as natural phenomena, whereas urban residents expressed stronger aversion to death and greater insistence on aggressive end of life care [ 15].
Claimants who are ill or physically unable to accept work during a claim week may be ineligible for unemployment compensation during that week.
Some worry that this may lead colleges to accept ill-prepared applicants, who may then drop out (a problem that has plagued some universities with race-based preferences).
While linking payment to outcome makes sense, it could easily make doctors reluctant to accept severely ill patients or those with complex conditions.
"It is difficult to accept being ill, or at least it has been very hard in the beginning.
As parents of critically ill children are sometimes prepared to accept higher risks if there is a chance that their child's illness could be cured or improved, 48 there is a need for further research to explore the acceptability of deferred consent for trials that, while involving higher risks, provide treatment options for critically ill children that might not otherwise be available.
In Endurance of Life, he also called for society to accept euthanasia of ill older people, repeat violent criminals, and most controversially, abortion of pregnancies likely to result in disabled children, and infanticide of handicapped newborns.
