Or could this procedure be acceptable in certain circumstances (for instance, when faced with a serious crime or a terrorist attack)?
For instance, when faced with an ambiguous and potentially dangerous situation, infants turn to their caregivers and use referential emotional cues to adjust their behaviour [9] [11].
Emergency doctors are for instance frequently faced with extremely worried patients but have limited opportunities to build a trusting doctor-patient relationship, and may consequently rely on different strategies for reassurance.
For instance, when faced with the recurrence of a strain of C. difficile in a hospital after more than 3 years of absence, Eyre and colleagues [ 25] concluded that unsuspected community transmission of C. difficile was the most likely explanation for their observations.
Steven Hales, for instance, argues that faced with disagreement and given non-neutrality, relativism is the most viable non-skeptical conclusion to draw (Hales 2006: 98; 2014).
The Commission's report, obtained by The Economist, complains that OLAF has been faced with instances of "breaches of confidentiality…There is a strong suspicion of the involvement of organised crime".The Commission will publish a separate report on the Bulgarian justice system which is expected also to be highly critical.
Clinicians may be faced with instances where providing care to patients is inconsistent with the desires expressed in an AD.
For instance, clinicians are often faced with reports of studies which do not provide enough detail of interventions for them to be implemented in clinical practice.
For instance, the TBA might be faced with cord bleeding, and will then become frustrated as she may not know what to do".
In instances where health care professionals are faced with the legal obligation to notify statutory bodies of the occurrence or risk within the host society of FGC, ethical considerations of article 41 need to be carefully weighed with their legal requirement to report.
