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Dr. Davidson promised the Dalai Lama that he would do everything he could "to put compassion on the scientific map".
But the Bucksbaum Institute is an ambitious effort to put compassion and empathy, as Dr. Siegler puts it, "on the same pedestal as science and technology".
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt said he would put compassion back into the NHS by introducing a statutory duty of candour that would punish health providers for concealing mistakes.
During the debate Jack McConnell, the former Labour first minister, told MSPs that MacAskill had wrongly put compassion for Megrahi before compassion towards the 270 victims and their families.
You need to put compassion into your decision-making".
The more you put compassion and generosity into practice, the easier it will become.
And you take compassion out of a commercial decision and then put some compassion in subsequently.
"It's time to put some compassion back in conservatism.
"How much emphasis is put on compassion?" "One thing we still manufacture in the United States is media," Susan McPherson, a communications consultant, said.
The question is whether Obama can put that compassion to use, in this precipitous moment after Paris, when so many bad choices will seem appealing, including attacks on our fellow-citizens.
"There are a lot of us still trying to put the compassion in conservatism," Mr. McKinnon said, referring to Mr. Bush's description of his own political brand during his presidency.
