Moreover, he said, if the jail was so abysmal before, why not fire the supervisors who condoned the offending practices, implicitly or otherwise?
Finally, we return to mixtures risk assessment with the aim of assessing whether current risk assessment practices implicitly assume that assessment factors take account of combination effects.
The engagement behavior framework [ 19] suggests that not only do patients benefit from being engaged, but also current healthcare delivery practices implicitly and explicitly demand that patients possess the skills to participate constructively in their care.
As well as concerns about practice, and implicitly patient safety, arising from limited exposure, the literature shows that practical experience as an undergraduate may ameliorate stress [ 15].
Second, the practice nurse implicitly performs the first step of the PLISSIT model (Permission) by handing out the screener which asks 'Would you like to talk about it with your GP?'.
President Obama, who campaigned for the presidency against George W. Bush-era interrogation and detention practices, has implicitly invited moral and legal scrutiny of his own policies.
Yet the two mortgage giants played fast and loose because they were sure that their investments — loans based on highly regulated lending practices and implicitly backed by the federal government — were safe.
In the past, philosophers with a variety of meta-ethical commitments have sometimes claimed that in everyday moral practices people implicitly suppose that moral objectivism in some sense is correct (for example, see Blackburn 1984: 180 and Jackson 1998: 137).
