Sentence examples for question the dignity from inspiring English sources

"There can be no tolerance of those who question the dignity of other people," she said, standing in front of placards accusing her of being the people's traitor.

Mrs Merkel said anyone attacking migrants or their homes would face "the full force of the law", adding: "There will be zero tolerance for those who question the dignity of other people".

This includes whether or not the therapist was respectful and asked the questions from the Dignity Therapy protocol appropriately, and whether or not the editing process was carried out in accordance to the protocol.

"The question goes to the dignity of each voter and asks why the state should be able to make it harder for people to vote for no good reason (and these laws don't seem to stop any appreciable amount of fraud)." This article has been updated to a statement from Scott Walker's spokesman.

Even though several Danish patients questioned the term ' dignity', it is important to note that the term 'dignity' is not referenced in the DTQP.

The respondents were mostly white British (93 %) with a median age of 77 (range 26 97).> The acceptability of the EQ-5D and SF-12 questions as measured by the completion rates of the questions were highest for the Euroqol questions (range 97 98 %), slightly less for the Dignity questions (96 %) and lowest for the SF-12 questions (range 94 96 %).

This begs this question: Why wasn't the dignity of students like Cheidy Perez sufficient to compel the DOE to make these improvements in the John Jay building before the impetus of an influx of white students presented itself?

The PDQ patient and family feedback questionnaire and the PDQ healthcare provider feedback questionnaire [ 5] were also used as outcome measures to explore participant views about the dignity question.

In the English sample the number of missing responses was smaller (6% and 3% for the Dignity filter question and the ASCOT Dignity question respectively).

Local providers were perceived to offer a more accepting attitude to questions from care-seekers independently of the dignity of the question.

I welcome the tone of the recent Berlin Declaration regarding European values, as well as the programme of the President of the European Parliament, who stated that the question of human dignity is at the core of his and of our approach when voting on European legislation.