Isn't this the policy most in line with your broader values?
We're going to be able to connect with the broader values of Americans who don't think federal agencies should choose winners and losers".
Furthermore, some care providers may need to be supported to reflect on how aspects of woman-centred care may conflict with their broader values and beliefs on the rights of the fetus, and the legal and regulatory responsibilities of health professionals.
But with his remit covering all disciplines, he prefers to speak more generally of the velodrome's broader value.
Evaluation by Δ 3 criteria showed that there was a merger of levels and sublevels of the specific energy changes into five configurations with the broad value bands of BD 1, CEJH, GD 23, although the configurations of F and A were unchanged (see Fig. 6b).
By that, he means that graduate students should be given the opportunity to explore the values and expectations inherent to their specific fields and to consider whether these are consistent or in conflict with broader social values.
In the Ugandan policy, policy directions in each of the main domains (e.g. human resources, essential medicines, information systems, human rights protection and promotion) were discussed together with broader concepts, values and principles under the 'guiding principles' section, blurring the boundaries between aspiration and actual commitment to action.
They argue for the development of a number of 'valuation paradigms' such as Sen's capability approach [ 15] and 'subjective well-being' approach [ 35] both of which can provide the decision maker with broader measures of value than the approaches currently on offer.
Nevertheless, it is important to appreciate that, though liberalism is primarily a political theory, it has been associated with broader theories of ethics, value and society.
Applications of such technology are wide, often with broader and less tangible value than simply preventing hospital admissions or reducing mortality/morbidity.
