10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BENEFICENTLY»
Discover the use of
beneficently in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
beneficently and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Patient Self-Determination Act: Meeting the Challenges ...
Clinicians not only have an obligation to follow the principle of beneficence; they
also have a professional interest in behaving beneficently.31 Their professional
commitments should always dispose them to behave beneficently. However ...
2
Worship in the Letter to the Hebrews
In contrast to Esau who, “wanting” to inherit the blessing, was rejected by God (12
:17), the author “wants” to be beneficently treated among all. That the author
wants to be beneficently “treated” among all may be especially appreciated by
his ...
3
Art in Action: Toward a Christian Aesthetic
... in rum count-generate the action of paying homage to the god, since they
believed that the mask went proxy for the god. And they believed that by paying
homage to the god they in turn would induce the god to act beneficently toward
them.
Nicholas Wolterstorff, 1980
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The Augustinian Tradition
Loving, it seems here, means doing good (acting beneficently) when we can and
wishing good (being benevolently disposed) when we cannot. By extension we
may presume that acting beneficently when possible (and benevolently ...
5
Recht und Frieden in der Philosophie Kants: Akten des X. ...
One could act beneficently (from a variety of motivations), even on a regular basis
, without ever truly embracing the happiness of others as an end. If I embrace an
end as my own, it follows that I will, to some extent, act to promote this end; but ...
Kant-Gesellschaft e.V., Valerio Rohden, Ricardo R. Terra, 2008
6
Paternalism: Theory and Practice
... (b) who exactly is the intended recipient(s) of the motivated choice architecture;
(c) how to handle the concern that choice architects are subject to biases and
errors that affect their ability to influence people beneficently; (d) how to handle
the ...
Christian Coons, Michael Weber, 2013
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Morality Within the Limits of Reason
To say that I ought to behave beneficently toward you is to imply that there is
something I can do that will benefit you more than it costs me. Otherwise,
although I may behave beneficently toward you, it is not the case that I ought to.
At some risk ...
8
Human Welfare and Moral Worth : Kantian Perspectives: ...
Let us grant that in your deliberations it was reasonable to assume that you could
act a certain way, e.g., beneficently, but you could not be aware of the very state
of mind/desire/preference that you would be in at the moment you set yourself to
...
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Nursing Care of Children and Young People with Chronic Illness
... consideration of the common good, as in a case where children and young
people have to be quarantined to protect others in an epidemic. Acting
beneficently, immunisations for children and young people may inflict some
degree of pain ...
Fay Valentine, Lesley Lowes, 2008
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A grammar without rules, or, Useful synonyms exemplified for ...
Assiduously, see actively fearlessness,undauntedness 1 n. Assiduity, see activity
7 adj. Bountiful,* see beneficent 12 adj. Avaricious, see covetous 7 adv.
Bountifully, see beneficently 5 adj. Awkward, clumsy 7 n. Bounty, see
beneficence 5 adv.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BENEFICENTLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
beneficently is used in the context of the following news items.
Escape from Childhood
“My power is influencing everybody,” he says to introduce himself on camera, smiling beneficently like the guru he imagines himself to be. «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Someone should pull the plug on UNRWA
Who, besides UNRWA, could so beneficently employ the rank-andfile minions who build, staff and administer the vast Hamas military ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Jun 15»
Pakistan: Stop the execution of Shafqat Hussain
To act otherwise would be to contradict the reasons for which Your Excellency did beneficently stay Mr. Hussain's execution previously. «spyghana.com, Jun 15»
Ambition, not imagination, comes to fruition in 'Tomorrowland'
A shortcoming very reminiscent, but not as beneficently proving, of Gareth Edwards' teasing of the titular kaiju in last summer's “Godzilla.”. «El Camino College Union, May 15»
Argentina's National Obsession: Polo, the Sport of Kings
... to walk, which is why many of the sport's best players come from this country where the sun shines beneficently for nine or ten months a year. «Condé Nast Traveler, May 15»
New York Times' Editors Are Morons: A Continuing Series Of 'Puter …
The editors believe the tax code is the means through which the government beneficently permits a worker or a corporation to keep a portion of ... «United Liberty, May 15»
Sounds of silence
However, spurred on by the Bishop, who smiles beneficently and promises me a good spanking if I don't enjoy myself, I dutifully cover my ears. «Independent Online, May 15»
As Clay in the Potter's Hand, Eugenicists Would Edit Human Genes
... be able to determine ahead of time whether even the most beneficently intended germ-line engineering would do more harm than good. «Discovery Institute, May 15»
Eugenicists Want to Edit Human Genes
... that we may never be able to determine ahead of time whether even the most beneficently-intended germ line engineering would do more ... «National Review Online, May 15»
The Merchant of Venice review – Jonathan Pryce is a Shylock of …
Even when Antonio roughly seizes him by the beard, Pryce makes a lightning recovery, reminding us that Shylock has adopted a beneficently ... «The Guardian, May 15»
