Censoring the identity of terrorists (or offering alternative explanations for their crimes, whether true or not) (250)
paternalistically presupposes that the public will not use truthful information to engage in an informed debate about immigration policy but will misuse it to engage in retaliatory violence against innocent immigrants or Muslims.
Perhaps those who want people to choose are not acting
paternalistically at all; perhaps they are seeking to promote self-determination and showing people a high level of respect.
However, in terms of feminists' relation to Romanian state authorities, they mostly lacked significant influence: "The CEE countries in general, Romania in particular, looked to accept more paternalism from international sources of authority, even a
paternalistically imposed liberalism, if the Pater was the E.U or U.S.
Third, a systems-relational perspective can mitigate a potential downside of the team-oriented PCMH, namely, that if the principal focus of collaboration is interprofessional, patients may end up being cared for
paternalistically (albeit benevolently) by a smoothly functioning group of professionals who ignore people from the patient's system who should also be involved.
[20] All governments act
paternalistically, often for good reasons.
In Luke, the story picks up at that same supper when Martha comes in from the kitchen and, over her sister's head asks, "Lord, why don't you tell her to help me?" Practical Martha is reproached
paternalistically, "Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things; one thing is needful, Mary has chosen the good portion, which will not be taken away from her.
He was courageously and
paternalistically taking responsibility for his inferiors, for those who couldn't defend themselves against the vicious mob that threatened the rule of law in the decadent South.
Furthermore, they appreciate that higher-ranked managers decide autocratically and
paternalistically.
First, Nick sees a funeral procession of Italians, who far from being noble savages, "looked out at us with the tragic eyes and short upper lips of southeastern Europe." He adds
paternalistically, "I was glad that the sight of Gatsby's splendid car was included in their somber holiday." Immediately after that encounter, Nick and Gatsby light upon an even more upside-down situation: "A limousine passed us, driven by a white chauffeur, in which sat three modish negroes, two bucks and a girl.
It deceives few teachers, who will soon, if they don't already, recognize it as a rhetorical maneuver,
paternalistically and patronizingly intended to offset the psychologically damaging language of accountability while simultaneously seducing them to more enthusiastically embrace their continuing subjugation.
Since private life takes place in a context of social segregation, if the actor is a white middle class person acting
paternalistically, the other is also likely to be a white middle class person.
Along with a special issue of the Lancet, (2) this report marks recognition by organised healthcare that healthcare practitioners acted
paternalistically towards disabled people, often deciding on their behalf what is in their best interests.
