Perspective: Current Scientific Evidence and Research Strategies in the Role of Almonds in Cardiometabolic Health by Paula R Trumbo, Jamy Ard, France Bellisle, Adam Drewnowski, Jack A Gilbert, Ronald Kleinman, Anoop Misra, John Sievenpiper, Maha Tahiri, Karol E Watson, James Hill

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VARTOTOJO SUVERENUMAS: TEORIJA IR PRAKTIKA by Zenonas Norkus

“…Because of the pluralism of ethical values, visions of good life and good society characteristic for (post)modern Western society, consumer sovereignty is considered as the only viable foundation of economic politics committed to values of tolerance and negative liberty. Keywords: consumer sovereignty, freedom of choice, Pareto optimality, consumer and social welfare, state regulation of consumption. …”
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VARTOTOJO SUVERENUMAS: TEORIJA IR PRAKTIKA by Zenonas Norkus

“…Because of the pluralism of ethical values, visions of good life and good society characteristic for (post)modern Western society, consumer sovereignty is considered as the only viable foundation of economic politics committed to values of tolerance and negative liberty. Keywords: consumer sovereignty, freedom of choice, Pareto optimality, consumer and social welfare, state regulation of consumption. …”
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The development of triploid apple cultivars is a priority in breeding by E. N. Sedov, G. A. Sedysheva, M. A. Makarkina, Z. M. Serova

“…The authors of the paper developed form 30-47-88 (Liberty×13-6-106) by a breeding way. 30-47-88 is a complex donor of diploid gametes and scab immunity (Vf ) at once. …”
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IŠ KO KYLA ŽMOGAUS TEISĖS? by Evaldas Nekrašas

“…At present, however, there is more than one reason to claim that the broadest community which acknowledges that human beings have the right (at least) of life, liberty and property comprises all humankind. And although the acknowledgment of these rights is still far from being sensu stricto universal, no state has the right to ignore them. …”
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Prisoners in the community: the open prison model in Catalonia by Marta Martí

“…This article describes the Catalan open prison model, characterized by the fact that prisoners serve the sentence in full semi-liberty; that is, by day they work and spend time with their families or doing other activities, but return to prison to sleep. …”
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IŠ KO KYLA ŽMOGAUS TEISĖS? by Evaldas Nekrašas

“…At present, however, there is more than one reason to claim that the broadest community which acknowledges that human beings have the right (at least) of life, liberty and property comprises all humankind. And although the acknowledgment of these rights is still far from being sensu stricto universal, no state has the right to ignore them. …”
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ECONOMIC ASPECT OF CRIMINAL LAW COUNTERACTION TO JUSTIFICATION OF ARMED AGGRESSION AGAINST UKRAINE: RISKS FOR THE STATE BUDGET IN THE LIGHT OF THE PRACTICE OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF... by Andrii Lapkin, Daryna Yevtieieva, Daria Kukovynets

“…It has been determined that the criminal law provisions stipulated in Article 4362 of the CCU, by virtue of their subject matter and nature, give rise to the potential for restrictions on the rights to privacy (Article 8), freedom of speech and expression (Article 10), and, in a indirect capacity, the prohibition of torture (Article 3) and the liberty and security of the person (Article 5) as guaranteed by the Convention. …”
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“Equity” in genomic health policies: a review of policies in the international arena by Prabhathi Basnayake Ralalage, Prabhathi Basnayake Ralalage, Tala Mitchell, Claire Zammit, Gareth Baynam, Gareth Baynam, Emma Kowal, Libby Masey, Julie McGaughran, Tiffany Boughtwood, Misty Jenkins, Gregory Pratt, Angeline Ferdinand

“…The CCs that are covered to a lesser degree are participation, quality, coordination of services, cultural responsiveness and non-discrimination. The CCs of liberty and entitlement are not addressed in any of the selected policies. …”
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O perspectivă inedită asupra romanului latin by Carmen-Nicola Jumara

“…We wondered whether the novel has to be the result of a plan or if it has to be given the liberty of growing. The modernity of the Latin novels is to be found on this level too, as we find there Gide’s suggestion of using both methods. …”
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Medical Assistance in Dying for Persons Suffering Solely from Mental Illness in Canada by Chloe Eunice Panganiban, Srushhti Trivedi

“…Through the exploration of research and discussions, it will be demonstrated that society at large ought to protect liberty and act towards relieving suffering, thereby supporting the potential eligibility of MAiD for persons who have mental illness. …”
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Modeling the relationship between the moral charter derived from Islamic teachings and performance with the mediating variable of employees' perception by leila jahantigh, Abbas Babaeenezhad, Mohsen Zayandehroudi, saeed sayadi

“…Smith presented the fourth philosophy of natural liberty, which represents the classical argument for open market competition and free trade. …”
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The Bioethics-CSR Divide by Caio Caesar Dib

“…Hale, “Bargaining, Duress, and Economic Liberty,” Columbia Law Review 43, no. 5 (July 1943): 603–28, https://doi.org/10.2307/1117229; Karl N. …”
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Protecting the Autonomy of Patients with Severe Mental Illness Through Psychiatric Advance Directive Peer-Facilitation by Nicholas Karasik

“…Guiding Distributive Justice: Capability Theory Capability theory is an account of justice opportunity that places a fundamental moral significance on individuals' ability to reach proper functioning and well-being.[52] Whether or not an individual can make use of a particular set of resources and convert them into a state of functioning depends on personal, sociopolitical, and environmental conditions ("conversion factors").[53] In this sense, liberty is not the absence of restraint from others or institutions but the freedom achieved through capability-enhancing relationships.[54] Within the context of bioethics, capability theory shifts focus toward creating circumstances by which individuals can direct their lives as they choose.[55] Acting in accordance with the principle of beneficence, peer-support specialists could enhance the capability of patients to be self-determined and autonomous, which would promote patient well-being and empowerment.[56] Those living with SMI, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, are among the most disadvantaged in society, experiencing social and economic hardship related to their illness.[57] These individuals are often feared and rejected by others, which increases depression, lowers self-esteem, and engenders feelings of social isolation.[58] Compounding their challenges, especially for those facing structural inequalities, is insufficient access to appropriate mental health services supporting recovery.[59] Capability theory provides a sound justification for the resource distribution necessary to create and sustain a thriving network of peer-support specialists, to which those with SMI currently do not have access. …”
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L’Université américaine dans le débat public après le 11 septembre by Pierre Guerlain

“…The so-called war on terrorism threatens the civil liberties that some academics wish to preserve.…”
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Point(s) d’écart chez E. E. Cummings by Penelope Sacks-Galey

“…Cummings’s work, his poempictures, it shows that the liberties he takes with language stem as much from a thorough working knowledge of its grammar as from a formal research into art form dynamics. …”
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Reinventing the House of Lords for the XXIst century by Anne Cousson

“…The Lords have become a specialised House focusing on issues of civil liberties. This has meant that they have built a role of counter-power to the executive, while still maintaining strategies of cooperation with the House of Commons in law-making.…”
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« Est-ce que ça marche ? » À propos du tasfih, rituel protecteur de la virginité des jeunes filles tunisiennes by Ibtissem Ben Dridi

“…A field survey conducted in 2001 revealed a rather facetious ritual, which would undoubtedly preserve virtue but at the same time allowed certain liberties. The ethnographic material collected and presented to a very diverse Tunisian audience, including the medical community, the media, politicians and bloggers, sparked unexpected reactions that focused on one nagging question: “Does it work?” …”
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Aller chez le notaire : un moyen d’expression pour les femmes ? L’exemple de Tours au XVIIIe siècle by Célia Drouault

“…For practical reasons during these sales auctioneers took liberties with the law, which benefitted women; this highlights the gap that could exist between law and its practice.…”
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The power of rhetoric and the rhetoric of power: Exploring a tension within the Obama presidency by Rob Kroes

“…He augured a break with policies infringing on civil liberties and government under the law. Once in office, though, the power of rhetoric that had carried him into the White House ran into the hard reality of political rule under conditions of ongoing wars in far-away countries and the threat of terrorism, lurking at home and abroad. …”
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