loss of dignity

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In this context, the lack of direct benefit to the patient provides no counterweight to the lossofdignity incurred.
Again, this leads inevitably to a lossofdignity.
But it also protested against a resilient employer that failed to respond to long-standing grievances and lossofdignity.
Why, then, should there be any peculiar lossofdignity accruing to the fact of contradicting and being contradicted in court?
Other constructs that are moderately high are the impact of the illness on intimacy, and worries about lossofdignity.
How will this lossofdignity be established and by whom?
Rather, this author argues instead that the "harm" occurs precisely because there is a lossofdignity.
Yet, this position is only defensible if one does not accept that the lossofdignity is in itself harm.
One could, for instance, determine a list of crimes that result in a lossofdignity.
Requests to forgo treatment were related to general weakness, whereas lossofdignity was a major reason for requests to hasten death.
Similarly, the danger of monumentalism invited by such an expansive canvas is undermined by a ready sense of humour, with no lossofdignity.
Once we accept this, a failure to gain this consent will inescapably result in a lossofdignity to that person as she is not being treated with respect.
To remove any of those rights from a person entails a lack of respect for that person as an individual, which, in turn, leads to a lossofdignity.
The critically ill patient hooked up to pumps, catheters, and respirators has become an image not only of the loss of control but also of the lossofdignity.
Independent of the perpetrator's lossofdignity, we listed five criteria with which the state official has to comply in order to remain virtuous with regard to the case handling.
Poverty is also the state of mind associated with lossofdignity and humiliation.
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Unemployment, even in small pockets, brings a lossofdignity and suffering to the whole family.
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