Sentence examples for respecting the preference from inspiring English sources

To find the rational closure of a preferential relation, one can perform the following operation on a preferential structure that supports that relation: assign to each model in the structure the smallest number possible, respecting the preference relation.

We can adapt, we can be creative to have people coming and enjoying the games without losing the essence of our culture and respecting the preference of the people coming here.

The arts minister, George Brandis, said these programs "will make funding available to a wider range of arts companies and arts practitioners, while at the same time respecting the preferences and tastes of Australia's audiences".

"We want to respect the preferences of the subject," she said, "and we want to provide clarity for readers".

These pressures might involve respecting the guidelines from regulators, and the pressures to respect the preferences of a particular group of stakeholders.

"Sadly, it's just another case of companies failing to respect the preferences of users in an effort to undermine their privacy and monetize their data," Parker Higgins of the digital-rights fighting Electronic Frontier Foundation told NBC News.

10 14 Relational aspects refer to interpersonal aspects of care the ability of clinicians to empathise, respect the preferences of patients, include them in decision-making and provide information to enable self-care.

Our study highlighted the importance of respecting the patients' preferences especially in a context where those are far from the ideal environment of clinical teaching.

Thus, respecting the individual patients' preference in some cases no informal caregiver interview will be interviewed, while in others two or more caregiver interviews will be conducted at each interview point.

In most cases, one would expect the goal to be improving the quality of life of the patient, generally by improving their health.[but when] a patient presents in a coma necessitating life support to prolong life, with little chance of recovery, the ultimate goal of the medical team becomes respecting the patient's preferences.

Mr. K's nephrologist lobbied to find him hospice care that would allow him continued HD, thereby respecting the patient's preferences and goals of care.