Originally derived from words referring to the role of elders and shepherds within the Christian community, the current meaning points to the vital role of ministers, priests, rabbis, chaplains, imams, and others involved in serving the needs of persons confronting the human predicament.
This is indeed an ethical issue, and not one involving free and equal subjects entering into a contract, since the persons confronted by the gasping patient are not only vulnerable, but also "vulnerated", wounded.
The Lockean supposes that in a world in which self-owning persons confront unowned material resources, moveable and immoveable parts of the Earth, all persons initially have an equal right to use the resources, taking turns if there is crowding.
Older persons confronted with deteriorating health often experience lower levels of well-being [ 6– 8].
Research in older persons confronted with deteriorating health shows that various aspects of well-being decrease (e.g. [ 6, 7, 43]).
There are no rights at all for a person confronting the system". The case against him offers ample proof of that judgment.
Most of its pages reveal not the serene meditations of a Catholic sister confident in her belief, but the agonized words of a person confronting a terrifying period of darkness that lasted for decades.
"You're not going to get it right away, it takes a lot of dedication, a lot of hard work, just like anything worth having in life, right?" He added, "There's a parallel going on between my success as a knuckleballer and my growth as a human being, taking risks as a person, confronting demons from a long time ago".
Halfon speaks of a person confronting 'all relevant moral considerations', but this turns out to be quite a formal constraint.
There was Mr. Iacocca and his right hand person confronting me.
Tim wasn't just a "missing person" -- he was a young person confronting challenging mental health issues.
