This paper has the motive to explore some of those humanistic characteristics.
While Putin shares many of their beliefs, we will also see that he ignores some of the humanistic implications of their fiction.
As the analysis developed, the unexpected frequency of positive experiences reported by hospice patients led to a cursory inclusion of some of the humanistic psychological and palliative care literature.
Dedicated last month, it is intended to promote rapid innovation through the cross-fertilized efforts of some 23 scientific and humanistic disciplines.
Although technology was thought of by some as antagonistic to humanistic concerns, others argued that it made communication and comprehension available to a wider population and encouraged "system thinking," both ultimately integrative effects.
Democratic governance and individual rights did not emerge from some amorphous "brew of humanistic and scientific thinking," he argues, but were "sparked" by science itself — the crucial "innovative ingredient" that "continues to foster political freedom today".
There is some hope that probation staff, both in the NPS and CRCs, will hold on to their values, and that some of the alternative humanistic voices that were present in probation before the split will be retained despite the new structure.
Serious plague in 1519 found him faithful in his ministry, and his own illness and recovery, followed by his brother's death in 1520, deepened the spiritual and theological elements in his thinking and teaching that had hitherto been overshadowed to some degree by the humanistic.
A sophisticated theoretician and critic of China's present model of capitalist development, Mr. Wang expressed a new, urgent concern for what some might call more old-fashioned humanistic values.
But now Marxism is seen as an out-of-date philosophy based on nineteenth-century materialism, and the new Europe, which means the overseas Anglophone world as well as the polyglot Continent, will be, if not Judaeo-Christian, at least liberal and humanistic and nostalgic for some kind of faith.
