Sentence examples for prevailing arrangements from inspiring English sources

They represent locally prevailing arrangements of lateral cell integration, and they show acute changes in direction.

The findings support Atun et al. [ 11]'s view that the integration can happen differently at various levels in health system depending on the prevailing governance arrangements and support systems.

Hurricane Hugo prompted a temporary alteration in the prevailing governance arrangements, with the local government losing decision-making autonomy and the UK becoming directly involved in local affairs.

The limitation is that it is a conducted in one country, Australia, and thus its generalisability may be limited by prevailing institutional arrangements.

However, the policies announced to date are likely to fail in delivering the promised nuclear programme and the system of 'feed-in tariffs' announced for renewables is stunted and made less efficient by a desire to integrate it with the prevailing electricity market arrangements.

Both are superficially vibrant but with underlying subtlety and restrained arrangements prevailing.

The prevailing rates for these arrangements are now much lower than they were at the time of the original deals.

Critical public health ethics understands dilemmas not only as the result of behaviours of disease organisms and individuals, but also as resulting from institutional arrangements and prevailing structures of cultural attitudes and social power.

Thus, poor health as a moral problem is assumed to result not only from "the behavior of certain disease organisms or particular individuals... but [from] institutional arrangements and prevailing structures of cultural attitudes and social power" (Callahan and Jennings 2002).

While there is certainly a need for critical ethical analysis that pays attention to problems that are the "result of institutional arrangements and prevailing structures of cultural attitudes and social power" [ 7], one would not expect a ethical framework designed to guide clinical decision-making to explicitly address these kinds of issues.

While "disability ethics" is a broad field that addresses a range of issues using various approaches and perspectives, this field is marked by a basic concern with examining the ethical implications of prevailing social, cultural and political arrangements for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses and for society as a whole [ 5].