Sentence examples for use of person from inspiring English sources

That use of "person" in the text brings the case to another, all-too-familiar and controversial legal principle: the breadth of "corporate personhood".

However, despite the use of "person" in the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause, the McDonald plurality opinion did not extend to noncitizens.

We used top-down, a priori coding to explore the use of person schemas.

A well-balanced research program is needed to examine carefully all dimensions of protection and use of person specific data.

Most clinicians and nurses received training on infection prevention and control and on the use of person protective equipment.

Training on the use of person protective equipment influenced the knowledge of occupational exposure to HIV among studied HCWs.

There are several possible approaches to sampling an adult migrant population, such as name-based selection from telephone directories, use of person-centered networks (e.g., snowballing), or selection from population registers on the basis of distinguishing personal characteristics.

Indeed, at one point Nozick himself says that "a system permitting boundary crossing, provided compensation is paid, embodies the use of persons as means…" (71, emphasis added).

It embodies the use of persons as means because it allows such use as long as the utility or welfare of the used party is not on net diminished.

Regulative principles that endorse the use of persons for the sake of (purportedly) choice-worthy social outcomes e.g., the social outcome of there being a choice-worthy distribution of goods among individuals too much resemble the utilitarian regulative principle.

There has been little use of person-centred individual counselling.