Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has posed myriad brain-wracking questions to decision-makers at all levels. Viet Nam managed curb mortality and morbidity praiseworthy levels in the past waves, however, now had its back against wall amidst recent exponential infection cases draining medical resources. For swiftly flattening curve, legislature authorized Government take bolder steps where needed, ...

N NITROSOBIS (2 OXOPROPYL) AMINE (NBOP), a postulated 3-metabolite of di-n-propyl-nitrosamine, has been found to be a potent carcinogen in different species of animals (Pour et al., 1977a; Rao & Pour, 1978; Pour et al., 1979). In hamsters, a single or repeated s.c. administration of NBOP (Pour et al., 1977a, 1978) is reported to cause a high incidence of pancreatic ductal tumours. Because of th...

The paper examines the causes of judicial errors in administrative proceedings. It has been established that a error proceedings is result activity, which indicates inability judiciary to effectively protect rights, freedoms and interests individuals, rights legal entities from violations by subjects authority. A recognized as an regardless presence or absence fault particular judge who made de...

Abstract This research addressed whether perceptions of antisocial peers play a role in shaping individual the legitimacy school authority figures young people. Using data from sample 102 people Brisbane, Australia, who participated Ability School Engagement Program, we examined associating with engage behavior was related to over time. Mixed‐effects linear regression analyses indicated that as...

with regard to the evidences of the rule, what is inferred from the qur’an and the tradition (sunna) about the matter of authority over possessions, is the impermissibility of other’s invasion of human self, which is totally unrelated to the assertion of one’s authority over oneself. the realm and the quality of human’s authority over his own organs are not known to the wise, as the relevant po...

May-June 2012 To the Editor: In the SeptemberOctober 2011 issue, Daniel Groll addresses the question of what health care providers can know about patients’ interests (“What Health Care Providers Know”). He offers helpful refinements to my claim in Patient, Heal Thyself (Oxford, 2008) that generally health providers cannot know what serves patient interests. I am honored that a careful student o...