Among them: to what extent must political leaders look beyond their direct constituents and act out of a concern for the welfare of people everywhere?
He employed close-ups with discretion, as if he were declining to violate the privacy of his characters out of a concern for bourgeois propriety.
That work is done, according to Asma, by locally situated persons who act not out of a concern for all humanity but out of a concern for that portion of humanity with which they identify: "Do many Jewish people privilege their tribe over the interests of non-Jews?
In the 1950s and 1960s countless full-length studies, articles, and monographs variously sought the essence, the vision, the view of life, or the spirit of tragedy out of a concern for the vital culture loss were the death of tragedy to become a reality.
"It's being driven not so much out of a concern for cost, but out of a concern for ease of management".
Altruism is usually defined as acting out of a concern for the well-being of others (Nagel 1970; Scott & Seglow 2007).
"I think most of that comes out of a concern for those living in the margins of society — folks that are oppressed, impoverished, hungry, and so on," Kang-Bartlett, a national associate for the Presbyterian Hunger Program, told VICE News.
She continually, and unsuccessfully, sought gifts of jewels or money from her close-fisted father; but this was probably largely out of a concern for the welfare of her mother and children.
Then there's the FDA's painting with a broad stroke policy of banning gay men from donations out of a concern for the potential transmission of HIV to the prospective mother.
Although the majority of users are responsible, healthy sexually active men, too many take it not out of a concern for their health or the health of others but simply for the experience of "better" or more convenient sex.
