1.1 Many educators believe that different learning styles are equally valid.
2 In the UK a university faculty is a unit where similar disciplines are grouped together.
3 The French impressionists were a key movement in European art.
4 The essence of international law is the application of a single standard for strong and weak nations alike.
5 Researchers spend much of their time trying to interpret their data.
6 Some 19th century artistic styles were a reaction to the ugliness of industrialization.
7 Harvey (2003) emphasizes that the findings of the study cannot be generalized, as only a small amount of data was used.
8 In the late 20th century, intellectual thought were greatly influenced by ideas of gender and race.
2.1 There are interesting PhD theses on water resources in the library.
2 What was your main criterion in designing your survey?
3 She was interested in a strange phenomenon connected with comets.
4 The hypotheses were never proved, as the data were incomplete.
3.1 We must never accept the nation of dark matter to explain certain observations.
2 The task of choosing an analytical framework is an important stage in any research.
3 The book expresses his viewpoint that intelligence is connected to race.
4 Tannen has always made her stance on the role of the United Nations in times of war.
5 Consumer have different perceptions of what low price and high quality mean.
6 The report laid out a new model on gender and language use very clear.
7 Physicists developed the concept of family healthcare which changed everything.
4.1 Autonomy means 'independence'. / Creativity means 'the right to think in one's own way'.
2 The humanities means the opposite of 'the sciences'.
3 Profound means 'felt or experienced very strongly or in an extreme way'.
4 The components of human consciousness forms of think and understand.
5 Moral means 'relating to standards of good or bad behavior, what is right and wrong,etc.'
6 Grounding means the same as 'foundation/basis.'
2016年9月8日木曜日
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In analysing the evolution of the legal powers to detain persons with psycho-social disabilities, it becomes apparent that various legal and sociological influences have had a determinate effect on the manner in which this is regulated.
精神病患者たちを引き留めるための法的力の発展における分析で、様々な法律や社会学の影響はこれが規制された方法に決定的な影響を及ぼしてきたということが明白になる。
In analysing these sources of law the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism are used as descriptive devices to examine how the purpose of mental health law has changed over time.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
The concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism provide differing explanations.
This article examines the applicability of these concepts to the Council of Europe and, in particular, the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
The seminal work on these concepts has argued that English legislation has followed the trajectory of a pendulum swing from medicalism to legalism (Jones, 1972).
In analysing these sources of law the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism are used as descriptive devices to examine how the purpose of mental health law has changed over time.
It is argued here that so has the Council of Europe which, through the case law of the ECtHR, has established comprehensive protections in the mental health detention and review process.
The role of law in regulating mental health detention has come to engender great contention in the legal and sociological disciplines alike.
In this manner the evolution of law regulating mental health detention has been seen in terms of a pendulous movement between two extremes of medicalism and legalism.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
In analysing the evolution of the legal powers to detain persons with psycho-social disabilities, it becomes apparent that various legal and sociological influences have had a determinate effect on the manner in which this is regulated.
The concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism provide differing explanations.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
The seminal work on these concepts has argued that English legislation has followed the trajectory of a pendulum swing from medicalism to legalism (Jones, 1972).
Society's understanding of the purpose of mental health law has changed significantly over time.
精神病患者たちを引き留めるための法的力の発展における分析で、様々な法律や社会学の影響はこれが規制された方法に決定的な影響を及ぼしてきたということが明白になる。
In analysing these sources of law the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism are used as descriptive devices to examine how the purpose of mental health law has changed over time.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
The concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism provide differing explanations.
This article examines the applicability of these concepts to the Council of Europe and, in particular, the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
The seminal work on these concepts has argued that English legislation has followed the trajectory of a pendulum swing from medicalism to legalism (Jones, 1972).
In analysing these sources of law the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism are used as descriptive devices to examine how the purpose of mental health law has changed over time.
It is argued here that so has the Council of Europe which, through the case law of the ECtHR, has established comprehensive protections in the mental health detention and review process.
The role of law in regulating mental health detention has come to engender great contention in the legal and sociological disciplines alike.
In this manner the evolution of law regulating mental health detention has been seen in terms of a pendulous movement between two extremes of medicalism and legalism.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
In analysing the evolution of the legal powers to detain persons with psycho-social disabilities, it becomes apparent that various legal and sociological influences have had a determinate effect on the manner in which this is regulated.
The concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism provide differing explanations.
Drawing on socio-legal literature, legislation, international treaties and case law this article examines the changing purpose of mental health law from an English and Council of Europe perspective by utilizing the concepts of medicalism, legalism and new legalism as descriptive devices before arguing that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities goes further than all of these concepts and has the potential to influence mental health laws internationally.
The seminal work on these concepts has argued that English legislation has followed the trajectory of a pendulum swing from medicalism to legalism (Jones, 1972).
Society's understanding of the purpose of mental health law has changed significantly over time.
2016年9月6日火曜日
TINTIN
I am going to review a book .Its title is "THE ADVENTURE OF TINTIN TINTIN'S DARING ESCAPE"
A boy named Tintin bought a small ship. There is something in the ship.
It is a clue. The clue is from Sir Francis Haddock, the captain of a very old ship.
The ship's name is the Unicorn. There is treasure on it.
Tintin decided to look for more clues.
One day Tintin and his dog named Snowy walk home.
Suddenly, strange men put put Tintin into their car.
He was gotten on a ship by the men.
He was helped by Snowy.
They try escape and see a man in the ship.
He was a this ships captain.
He is not the captain of the Unicorn, but his name is Haddock.
They escaped in a lifeboat.
Tintin decided to look for treasure with him.
I'm looking forward to read the sequel.
I am going to review a book .Its title is "THE ADVENTURE OF TINTIN TINTIN'S DARING ESCAPE"
A boy named Tintin bought a small ship. There is something in the ship.
It is a clue. The clue is from Sir Francis Haddock, the captain of a very old ship.
The ship's name is the Unicorn. There is treasure on it.
Tintin decided to look for more clues.
One day Tintin and his dog named Snowy walk home.
Suddenly, strange men put Tintin into their car.
He was gotten on a ship by the men.
He was helped by Snowy.
They try escape and see a man in the ship.
He was a this ships captain.
He is not the captain of the Unicorn, but his name is Haddock.
They escaped in a lifeboat.
Tintin decided to look for treasure with him.
I'm looking forward to read the sequel.
A boy named Tintin bought a small ship. There is something in the ship.
It is a clue. The clue is from Sir Francis Haddock, the captain of a very old ship.
The ship's name is the Unicorn. There is treasure on it.
Tintin decided to look for more clues.
One day Tintin and his dog named Snowy walk home.
Suddenly, strange men put put Tintin into their car.
He was gotten on a ship by the men.
He was helped by Snowy.
They try escape and see a man in the ship.
He was a this ships captain.
He is not the captain of the Unicorn, but his name is Haddock.
They escaped in a lifeboat.
Tintin decided to look for treasure with him.
I'm looking forward to read the sequel.
I am going to review a book .Its title is "THE ADVENTURE OF TINTIN TINTIN'S DARING ESCAPE"
A boy named Tintin bought a small ship. There is something in the ship.
It is a clue. The clue is from Sir Francis Haddock, the captain of a very old ship.
The ship's name is the Unicorn. There is treasure on it.
Tintin decided to look for more clues.
One day Tintin and his dog named Snowy walk home.
Suddenly, strange men put Tintin into their car.
He was gotten on a ship by the men.
He was helped by Snowy.
They try escape and see a man in the ship.
He was a this ships captain.
He is not the captain of the Unicorn, but his name is Haddock.
They escaped in a lifeboat.
Tintin decided to look for treasure with him.
I'm looking forward to read the sequel.
Review of ICE AGE
I read an illustrated book. Its title is " ICE AGE - THE MELTDOWN - " .
The characters are " Manny " , " Sid " , " Diego " , "Ellie " and "Crash and Eddie ".
In this story , they beyond the kind of animal and become good friends.
They they fight while they run a risk , but they overcome the ordeal and help each other.
It is heartwarming story.
I recommend this book.
The characters are " Manny " , " Sid " , " Diego " , "Ellie " and "Crash and Eddie ".
In this story , they beyond the kind of animal and become good friends.
They they fight while they run a risk , but they overcome the ordeal and help each other.
It is heartwarming story.
I recommend this book.
2016年9月5日月曜日
Country that I want to travel
I want to travel to Canada and France.Because Canada has beautiful nature.I want to see beautiful view.And Canada is famous for maple syrup.I like it.I want to eat delicious maple syrup. Then,I am studying French at our university.I would like to visit to Palace of Versailles.
I want to travel to Canada because Canada has beautiful nature.
I want to see beautiful views.And Canada is famous for maple syrup.
I like it. I want to eat delicious maple syrup.
I also want to travel to France.
I am studying French at our university.
I like French movie. I often watch DVDs of French movie.
My favorite movie is " Ameri " .
I would like to visit Palace of Versailles because I like Marie Antoinette.
It's very beautiful.
I want to eat macaroon of laduree at Paris.
I want to travel to these countries while I am a student.
I want to travel to Canada because Canada has beautiful nature.
I want to see beautiful views.And Canada is famous for maple syrup.
I like it. I want to eat delicious maple syrup.
I also want to travel to France.
I am studying French at our university.
I like French movie. I often watch DVDs of French movie.
My favorite movie is " Ameri " .
I would like to visit Palace of Versailles because I like Marie Antoinette.
It's very beautiful.
I want to eat macaroon of laduree at Paris.
I want to travel to these countries while I am a student.
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