"Pacifists in Chains is a well-told and carefully documented account... Stoltzfus's book shows how religious faith may substantively inform not only the opinions but also the practices of persons who choose to express their love of country in nonviolent ways during times of war.
We used pooled data on self-reported health care utilization practices of persons with acute diarrheal disease obtained from Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network (FoodNet) population surveys in 2000 2001, 2002 2003 (2 ), and 2006 2007 (CDC, unpub. data).
Critics of the first-person authority view, including Wright (1998), worry that in failing to explain the practice of treating persons as default authorities, this view is "a mere invitation to choose to treat as primitive something which we have run into trouble trying to explain" (1998: 45).
For example, Philip Kitcher (1999) suggests that a cultural practice of dividing persons into racial groups could itself result in biologically significant divisions among populations where those cultural practices result in significant reproductive isolation.
The most pronounced disputes are prima facie concerned with whether the clustering of behavioral dispositions in, for example, sex difference, emotional behavior, or mental illness, are caused by a cultural practice of differentiating persons or are instead caused by natural processes operating in relative independence from culture.
Focus group participants also identified the practice of insured persons collecting drugs to keep at home.
The continued practice of prosecuting persons for HIV-related "crimay" mactuallylimitimitheheffectivenessss of other HIV prevention interventions.
Psychiatric rehabilition is the theory and practice of assisting persons with severe mental illnesses achieve and maintain goals.
However, the practice of protecting persons without a mental disorder from taking their own life was interpreted as to be against the intention of the law.
Quarantine, on the other hand, is the practice of separating persons who appear to be healthy but may have been exposed to a disease.
