Thus, the bulk of our collective care, consideration, respect and nurturing attention is allotted to the most privileged in our society.
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Republicans are making life-or-death policy for millions of Americans with less care, consideration, and planning than most households put into purchasing a dishwasher.
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The care, consideration and diligence to excellent product and service are killer…Our knowledge of our products, be it BBQ or the beers, is key to our customer experience.
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When Allen and other men warn of "a witch hunt atmosphere, a Salem atmosphere" what they mean is an atmosphere in which they're expected to comport themselves with the care, consideration and fear of consequences that the rest of us call basic professionalism and respect for shared humanity.
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"The sense of an object being available and freely given arouses care, consideration and gratitude for the object itself as part of the life instinct." (Hinshelwood 1989) Gratitude felt towards the good object shapes the child’s capacity for love in subsequent love relationships throughout life. If the envy aimed at the nourishing breast is intense, full gratification is obstructed because envy destroys and desecrates that which is good.
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Her work explored and depicted the traditions and rich cultural diversity of common people more frequently overlooked – a semi- autobiographical Great Depression family, African American children experiencing the sting of racial prejudice, Polish mine workers aspiring to life beyond the Pennsylvania coal mines, the physically handicapped, colonial Mennonites,the Amish, nineteenth-century Quakers supporting the underground railroad, immigrants, and other traditional or ethnic peoples. De Angeli's books carry an underlying message that we are really all the same, and that all of us deserve tolerance, care, consideration, and respect.
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The child, parents and other relevant people should be consulted in the decision- making process regarding a child being taken into care and during their time under local authority care. Consideration should also be given to the child's age, understanding, religion, race, culture and linguistic background.Children Act 1989, Part III, Section 22 Sibling groups should be placed together and should be accommodated near their home if possible.Children Act 1989, Part III, Section 23 Looked after children should not be placed in accommodation that restricts their liberty (‘secure accommodation’) unless they have a history or are likely to abscond and are at risk of suffering significant harm or are likely to cause harm to themselves or others.
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Okurigana may also be used in multi-kanji words, where the okurigana specifies the pronunciation of the entire word, not simply the character that they follow; these distinguish multi-kanji native words from kango (borrowed Chinese words) with the same characters. Examples include nouns such as kikubari "care, consideration" versus kehai "indication, hint, sign" (note that the reading of changes between ki and ke, despite it not having an okurigana of its own), and verbs, such as hayaru "be popular, be fashionable", versus ryūkō "fashion". Note that in this later case, the native verb and the borrowed Chinese word with the same kanji have approximately the same meaning, but are pronounced differently. Okurigana can also occur in the middle of a compound, such as ochiba "fallen leaves" and rakuyō "fallen leaves, defoliation" – note that the reading of the terminal changes between ba and yō despite it occurring after the okurigana.
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