Caplans syndrome的意思|Caplans syndrome的解释-里氏词典

Caplans syndrome

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Caplan said there was a "two-year window" between enactment of one law regarding sanity determination and a state Supreme Court ruling that the law had incorrectly stated legislative intent.
Consumers today are "willing to do and have less without feeling deprived," declares Barbara Caplan, a vice president at the consulting firm.
Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota, said the ruling's emphasis on privacy rights could influence a U.S. Supreme Court case next month.
Caplan could be extradited, Chertoff said.
We don't even stock it _ it just isn't worth it to us," said Allan Caplan of Omaha-based Applause Video, with 85 retail outlets.
As University of Minnesota bioethicist Arthur Caplan put it in his testimony before the panel, "Those who would adhere to principle must be willing to answer the question: At what price?"
"The principle she felt bound with is the presumption that you can't supplant a competent loving family member with a stranger," said Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota.
"Even if it worked well and people were living with a good quality of life, I'm still not sure there are enough potential donors," Caplan said. "It's very rare to have someone with five good organs.
While such lopsidedness does not prove bias exists, because for example men and women have different rates of some types of diseases, it certainlysuggests it, and that alone "poses a grave threat to organ donation," according to Caplan.
Its president, Ruth Caplan, said creating a Department of the Environment would be nice, but perhaps not so significant.
Caplan, identified as president of Domino Associates and Domino Avionics, was described in British court as a former military consultant.
"Several people, from insurance companies to home-improvement organizations to mass promoters of publications have talked to us," Mr. Caplan said in an earlier interview.
Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota, suspects "a significant number" of parents would donate their anencephalic babies' organs if they could.
Caplan could not be reached for comment.
But when the next scandal breaks, "there is really no way of restraining Congress," said Gerald Caplan, a George Washington University law professor.
"It calls into question who the doctor is working for," said Arthur Caplan, a medical ethicist at the University of Minnesota. "Traditionally, you are supposed to have allegiance to your patient first and foremost.
But death is often in the interest of the patient." "People should have the right to control medical care," concurs Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota.
The MADD float was turned down for the second straight year because its sobering theme wasn't consistent with the rest of the parade, Chairman Brian Caplan said.
"We must have activism in the 1990s if we are to prevent disaster in the next century," says Ms. Caplan, now executive director of the Environmental Action Foundation, a Washington-based environmental group.
Mr. Beck said Mr. Caplan was indeed working on a project to collect computerized records of customers' rentals.
Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Minnesota, said, "I have sympathy for this father, because it seems to me he felt he had no choice but to act on what he felt was best for this child at the point of a gun.
"It's his cumulative record that's so bad," Caplan said at a news conference, contending Helms has voted consistently against environmental issues the lobby group supports.
She and ethicist Arthur Caplan at the University of Minnesota said the technique is probably too cumbersome and costly to make it widely popular for choosing a baby's sex without any medical reason.
"Everything in the market is patience," advises Dorothy Caplan, Howard Caplan's wife.
"Everything in the market is patience," advises Dorothy Caplan, Howard Caplan's wife.
Caplan predicted the machine will be used on human organs within three years because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will be pressured to approve it because of its great lifesaving potential.
Yun and Caplan discussed in other fascimile messages during December the purchase of a minimum of 500 sarin bombs for $12,000 each.
Mr. Caplan disagreed with other analysts who say a defeat in Manitoba would hurt the New Democrats' chances federally.
It will be almost irresistible to use, no matter what the ethical questions are," Caplan said.
The weapon was tucked in a pouch hanging from the man's belt when a Secret Service agent spotted it, said police Sgt. Nate Caplan.

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