Further contributing to renewed interest in the traditional approach and warranting a brief digression is an approach to organ donation that capitalizes on the fact that current American legal standards for death are disjunctive, permitting satisfaction of either the whole-brain standard or the cardiopulmonary standard, whichever applies first, for a declaration of death.
By Cornelia Otis Skinner The New Yorker, October 29, 1938 P. 52 Author tells about things that she has hardly ever been allowed to do; fix a fire, manipulate the radio, read time tables, or road maps or when she's giving a theatre party not being permitted the satisfaction of handing the doorman the tickets.
Author tells about things that she has hardly ever been allowed to do; fix a fire, manipulate the radio, read time tables, or road maps or when she's giving a theatre party not being permitted the satisfaction of handing the doorman the tickets.
For a year and a half she worked 11-hour days checking hard drive casings with no music or chat permitted, but found satisfaction in spotting hairline cracks and other errors.
Greene did not like to permit his readers this satisfaction: "When we are not sure, we are alive".
Hughes permits himself a flicker of satisfaction.
The morning after Obama's election, Daley permitted himself a flicker of satisfaction.
On that Saturday night in Las Vegas, with those undetectable rough edges smoothed away, Strait and his band cruised through an even longer set, and he permitted himself to take some satisfaction in the fact that, once more, tens of thousands of fans had driven or flown into the desert just to watch him stand there and sing.
He has ruled that organ transplants are permitted in Islam, to the satisfaction of Egyptian modernizers, but he has also insisted that Al Azhar be given the last word on what books are published in Egypt, to guard against those that are un-Islamic.
Each subject was permitted to complete only one satisfaction survey in each study period.
