Inspired by Beauchamp & Childress, this quotation describes a situation where the principle of respect for autonomy does not apply because of the physical and psychological condition of the patient.
CSWs trained to be peer educators commented that they did not receive follow-up training and had trouble remembering what they learned during the peer education training, as the following quotation describes: Refresher courses should be improved at least they should be done within a short duration not after a long time when we have forgotten what we once trained.
The 1995 quotation describes how attitudes might change in response to disasters after they have actually occurred.
He provided a quotation describing the struggle for existence, citing a Spanish translation of this work: "The rat goes out for its food, and is clever in getting it, for it eats all animals inferior to it in strength," and in turn, it "has to avoid snakes and birds and serpents of prey, who look for it in order to devour it" and are stronger than the rat.
A quotation describing what someone said is usually capitalised as it is apart from the sentence.
The quotation aptly describes Mason, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard in his fourth season who took a meandering route to the N.B.A.
He tells the story vividly, with fascinating contemporary quotations describing the impact of each new group of immigrants, from Jewish moneylenders to Huguenot weavers, from Irish labourers to Indian shopkeepers - until it seems hard to imagine Britain without these stimuli.
When consecutive quotations describe the same music as "not singable" and so singable that "we didn't need anything else," one can assume that appeals to subjectivity (or practicality) will not themselves resolve the question of whether instruments should join voices in performance of late-medieval music ["Machaut at 700 (Give or Take): Elusive Intricacy," March 12].
2. Condensation - The quotations that described the physiotherapeutic intervention were selected and marked with a highlighter pen; these were then cut out of the material with a pair of scissors.
The quotations below describe how previous experience is used, in recognizing a particular disease/symptom, and in supporting a patient and his/her relatives during a difficult terminal stage...... the voice, I said.
