In this regard, personalism stands as a foil to totalitarianisms that value persons only for their worth to the community, and insists instead on their inherent dignity.
We become persons only in and through relationships with others.
It advises that applicants will undergo security, medical and psychological screening and that "security related positions will be filled by appropriate persons only".
With no test to diagnose C.T.E. in living persons, only guesswork can distinguish those guided by damage to the brain.
While only a few countries had family allowances before World War II and several of the schemes covered employed persons only, with financing by the employer, there was a rapid extension of schemes in the 1940s and '50s.
He spoke for the court in refusing to permit a state court to enforce a private agreement ("restrictive covenant") to sell real property to white persons only (Shelley v. Kraemer, 1948).
The Coalition immigration spokesman, Scott Morrison, said O'Neill had "made very clear publicly and privately that the numbers that PNG would accept were strictly limited by the capacity on PNG, and at the moment the capacity on PNG is about 300 persons only".
At a methodological level, participation is important because one cannot study and improve practice without the deep involvement of those engaged in that practice the necessary perspective and information are simply not available and one can study persons only if one approaches them as persons, as intentional actors and meaning makers.
There is no way that this printer is going to be a persons only printer.
For firms employing 10 to 50 persons, only a fraction was randomly selected into the sample.
From three persons, only two persons (T-B, T-C) closest to the nodes were detected and tracked in conformity with the true scenario (Fig. 2).
