10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AVOIDABLY»
Discover the use of
avoidably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
avoidably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Human Rights and Capitalism: A Multidisciplinary Perspective ...
Pogge illustrates this by ar- ranging the same deprivation in order of injustice
inflicted: a certain group of innocent persons is avoidably deprived of some vital
nutrients V – the vitamins contained in fresh fruit, say, which are essential to good
...
Janet Dine, A. Fagan,
2006
2
Principles of Health Care Ethics
In scenario 3, social institutions foreseeably and avoidably engender (but do not
specifically require or authorize) the nutritional deficit through conduct they
stimulate: certain persons, suffering severe poverty within an ill-conceived
economic ...
Richard Edmund Ashcroft, Angus Dawson, Heather Draper,
2007
3
Global Responsibilities: Who Must Deliver on Human Rights?
In scenario 3, social institutions foreseeably and avoidably engender (but do not
specifically require or authorize) the deficit through the conduct they stimulate:
Certain persons, suffering severe poverty within an ill-conceived economic order,
...
4
Value, Obligation, and Meta-ethics
elsewhere, as most such increases would foreseeably allow the basic needs of a
significant proportion of the population to remain avoidably unsatisfied, and this
is too heavy a price to pay. I am thus committed to a similar conclusion to Hare's ...
5
Rights, Duties and the Body: Law and Ethics of the ...
But note the judgment of Lord Goff, who considered that the juvenile court was
not entitled to conclude that a child's development “is being” avoidably prevented
or its health “is being” avoidably impaired by the mere fact of a past avoidable ...
... ill-treated, neglected or sexually abused; or (b) the child's health, development
or welfare has been or is being avoidably impaired or neglected; or (c) the child's
health, development or welfare is likely to be avoidably impaired or neglected, ...
7
2 CFR Grants and Agreements: CFR Parts 1-End
(e) If you flare or vent gas without the required approval, or if the Regional
Supervisor determines that you were negligent or could have avoided flaring or
venting the gas, the hydrocarbons will be considered avoidably lost or wasted.
Office of The Federal Register,
2013
8
Global Justice and Transnational Politics: Essays on the ...
In scenario 5, the deficit arises from social institutions avoidably having
unmitigated the effects of a natural defect certain persons are unable to
metabolize V due to a treatable genetic defect, but they avoidably lack access to
the treatment that ...
Pablo De Greiff, Ciaran Cronin,
2002
9
World Poverty and Human Rights
In scenario 5, the shortfall arises from social institutions avoidably leaving
unmitigated the effects of a natural defect: certain persons are unable to
metabolize V owing to a treatable genetic defect, but they avoidably lack access
to the treatment ...
10
Thomas Pogge and His Critics
Insofar as these remain unadjusted and avoidably perpetuate the disparity, they
are unjust. Fighting this injustice of present social institutions, practices, and
conduct strikes me as the right approach because it constructively focuses on
what ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AVOIDABLY»
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avoidably is used in the context of the following news items.
Superstar Kidnap
Vennela Kishore gets a lion's share and playing himself, he gets a bit self-conscious and avoidably so. An underrated comedian, he surely ... «IndiaGlitz.com, Jul 15»
5 years for phone-call motorist who killed cyclist
“The fact an offender is avoidably distracted by the use of a mobile phone when committing an offence of this sort will always make an offence ... «Scotsman, Jul 15»
Jail for driver who tried to delete call record after killing Fife cyclist …
“The fact an offender is avoidably distracted by the use of a mobile phone when committing an offence of this sort will always make an offence ... «The Courier, Jul 15»
Hunt defends childbirth claims
"We had a terrible tragedy in Morecambe Bay where 11 babies lost their lives avoidably, so I don't make any apology for saying that. "I dearly ... «BT.com, Jun 15»
Norway's example suggests 'Brexit' risk
... by sponsoring an overpowered integration model, Britain joined too late, at a bad moment in time, and at an avoidably larger cost. «Brunel University News, Jun 15»
12 tips to help you avoid food waste
Bread is second only to milk as Scotland's most avoidably wasted food. Every year, Scottish households throw out a total of around 25,000 ... «Scotsman, Jun 15»
Vale Michele Harris: A Tireless Campaigner Against The NT …
... to the ongoing Australian Aboriginal Genocide in which 4,000 Indigenous Australians die avoidably from deprivation every year as compared ... «New Matilda, Jun 15»
NHS under fire for letting old Jericho health centre remain unused
... top managers troughing obscenely at the direct expense of end-user care, as patients in their thousands suffered appallingly and avoidably, ... «The Oxford Times, Jun 15»
US Memorial Day – Also Remember Scores Of Millions Of Civilian …
Civilians don't stop dying from deprivation after the shooting war stops – civilians continue to die avoidably from imposed deprivation. «CounterCurrents.org, May 15»
Jeremy Hunt Attacks 'Ridiculous' Plans For Nursing Union To Strike
Too many die avoidably due to lack of 24/7 NHS: this Gov will tackle that. NHS founding principle is good healthcare whenever you need it. «Huffington Post UK, May 15»