She called for better training for doctors and nurses, so that they felt confident to take action if they had suspicions that a child was being abused or neglected, rather than thinking it was enough to "raise the alarm".
"We cannot afford to neglect our agenda by thinking, for example, that we can ignore the tax and pension reforms," Mr. Palocci said in an interview with Valor Económico, a business daily.
Although physicians tell their patients the truth about the gravity of their illness and its consequences, the patients often do not fully grasp these strictures and their danger—sometimes entirely, sometimes by faulty reasoning and thus neglect to avoid them, thinking them not very serious.
I've always neglected my core training, thinking it's not going to make much difference.
Such a taciturn response in the face of a child struggling to cope feels to me less like stoicism and more like neglect, and I find myself thinking that the reason Parsons eulogises Victor is because the man was a blank slate.
Has her death come as an inflexion point in India's history, which will force the government to enact tougher laws and people to begin seriously thinking about the neglect of women?
Many people neglect or abuse their body, thinking they're invincible.
The training, he said, got him thinking about the neglected stairs.
Although most analytic feminists favor "naturalizing" philosophy (with a strong preference for its subcategory of social epistemology (see Feminist Social Epistemology), they are critical of many nonfeminist ways of doing it.[9] For example, the focus in traditional naturalized epistemology on "individual" rather than "social" sciences neglects the "situatedness" of our thinking.
That incident got me thinking: I had neglected a terrific painting.
