Essays on Obligatory

Since the dawn of our human civilization, people have been trying to find the most effective way of building their behavior. Historically, the patterns of people’s activity have been directly connected to the society itself. Therefore, the social and political utility of the human operations is one of the determining factors. As a result, the behavior of the community, formed by the patterns of personalities, has become an extremely complex system of reasons and consequence. Hannah Arendt addresses the topic of the human being’s behavior in the context of the political history. The Human Condition is her ...

Water, Inc. is a business based on Purchasing Agent Duties. The primary objective of the company is to develop a customer service fulfillment business. The company is planning to expand its firm by serving its major clients in India with better products. The preferred equipment is intended to apply to enhance the efficiency of Water, Inc. in the market. The performance recommendations that are expected to be allocated to productivity must be sustained by the helpful and resourceful approaches towards rewarding the objectives of Water, Inc. Efficiency will allow Water, Inc. to perform and capitulate to the levels that ...

CHANGE IN THE COMMUNITY

Nowadays democratic society has developed various institutions and programs in order to provide equal conditions for personal and societal growth of everyone. In particular, people, who are less well-off, have chances to get needed help from state. Apart from common material goods, so-called welfare recipients are able to get particular medical aid, job offers, whereas children are given education opportunities (grants, loans etc.). No wonder, similar campaigns are rather costly, hence, a considerable part of taxpayers’ money is used for such goals. There occurs a reasonable question: is it fair if money of those, who work fair come into ...

Petronas, which is short for Petroliam Nasional Berhad, is one of the most profitable companies in Malaysia. The company is ranked among the largest corporations in the world on the Fortune 500 and is one of the most profitable businesses in Asia. Petronas was established in 1974 and is Malaysia’s fully integrated oil and gas company. Unlike other some countries where private individuals run the oil and gas companies, in Malaysia, the government (sole owner of Petronas), used its power and took control of the country’s natural resources. Since its inception, the company has grown and developed ...

INFECTION AWARENESS

Like any other disease, infectious disease is easier to prevent than to cure. What you can do to destroy microorganisms (bacteria) on surfaces: Apply high temperature (sterilization, pasteurization); Use antiseptics (medical alcohol, iodine, hydrogen peroxide); Wash hands before each meal or after coming from a public place. Ways of transmission of infections and what you can do to stop it on its way: airborne route of transmission – use masks, ventilate rooms; alimentary (food) pathway – wash hands and food, prevent flies from flying around the cooking area; sex (contact) pathway – use condom; blood transmission path – sterilize surgical instruments (watch them ...

Introduction

A brief description of death and the play: Death is the most feared concept on earth and humans would do anything within their power to avoid it. A brief summary of “Everyman” play: The play’s protagonist “Everyman” is used by the author to represent people on earth. The author also uses other virtues and vices as the other characters beginning the play with God sending Death to earth. Thesis Statement: In “Everyman” play "death" is used to portray the way people live on land and when it summons, every individual account for his or her actions in life.

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Do we have a "right to die?"

We do not have a right to die since a right is more of a moral claim. Therefore, death has a claim on us and not vice versa (Gielen, van den Branden, & Broeckaert, 2009). Most people parallel this concept with “right to life” which is totally different.

What is "euthanasia?"

“Euthanasia” is acting knowingly, directly and intentionally to cause the death of another person for example when one gives a physician gives a lethal injection to a patient (Pereira, 2011).

What is "assisted suicide?"

“Assisted suicide” refers to directly, intentionally and knowingly providing means of death to someone else so that the person uses those means ...

Beth, an 86 year old patient residing in a nursing home shows all signs of alert and with no indication of dementia. Due to her old age and the associated frailties, Beth has had unsteady movement and has a positive history of falls. Despite the many efforts to manage Beth and prevent the occurrence of such falls, the nurses have had a hard time dealing with Beth due to aggression and resistance to utilize the available measures that the care team considers pertinent to her safety. Beth is cognitive and coordination are considered as exposure factors that could lead ...

Beneficence is an ethical principle which encompasses the desire to do good; to show compassion, and taking positive action as a way of helping others (De Roubaix, 2011). The nurse has an obligation of promoting the welfare and health of the patient and not just refraining from causing harm. The best interests of the patient are always a priority when it comes to observing beneficence. This is a primary goal for not only nurses but also other healthcare providers. Beneficence is categorized into two namely ideal and obligatory beneficence. Ideal beneficence involves attempts to benefit others in every way ...

International Business

Multinational and Global Strategies Worldwide, the question concerning what strategy to utilize is deemed to be a paramount strategic problem for all the companies competing in international markets without exception. For this issue, the phenomena of both aforementioned strategies are going to be discussed thoroughly. Sometimes, the necessity of multinational strategy development results directly from fairly significant discrepancies considering cultural, economic, political, and competitive circumstances that take place throughout the whole globe. The more local markets’ conditions differ, the harder it is getting to cultivate a multinational strategy. This tends to reveal because a company forms its strategic approaches ...

Body Modification Is Influenced by Culture

Introduction This paper argues that body modification is influenced by the culture. To support such argument, the paper discussed the prevalence of body modifications in the form of tattoo and cosmetic surgery as the culture influenced them.

Body Modification in the form of Tattoo

Proofs of tattooing and associated practices started from the most primitive human societies. For instance, Egyptian mummies from the era of the Middle Kingdom have exposed a widespread culture of body marking. In a spiritual cosmology, the unassailable tattoos of humanity could be exchanged for spiritual privileges in the next life. In traditional cultures, tattoos commonly serves as an assurance for good ...

Augustine and Pelagius on Nature and Grace

In the 5th century, in the Church of Rome, the theological debate arises about the balance of forces of human nature and the grace of God in the salvation of man. Long before the separation of the Churches, the theological debate has significant influences on the development of Western Christianity both in the Roman Catholic and Protestant traditions. Particularly, the debate focused with the two important and outstanding names of the history, the Father of the Western Church, Saint Augustine of Hippo with his counterpart monk Pelagius, both are involved of this argument. Correspondingly, the Pelagian controversy has changed ...

1. Introduction National interests and sovereignty play very important role in the international relations. The paper will present the arguments for and against that humanitarian intervention as “national interest”, it will examine if it violates the concept of the state sovereignty and which international organization theory supports which arguments. Those arguments will be presented based on the Rwanda case. The research questions for the paper are: should state forfeit sovereignty if they fail to stop engaging in human rights abuses; who has the right to intervene; are organizations that indorse intervention able to carry out the mission; and does ...

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Islamic Fasting

Introduction Fasting is a term used to denote the age old practice of abstaining from food. In general, it is defined as the conscious or willing abstention from all or some foods for a certain period of time. Scholars believe that fasting is an ancient practice that has been observed in the earliest history of human civilization and is universal in scope. Fasting, for instance, has been observed in the culture of Native Americans as well as in the natives of New Guinea and in almost every culture and civilizations around the globe (Piper 31). Fasting has ...

Health Care in Russia vs Health Care in the U.S.

According to the Institute of Medicine of National Academy of Sciences, the United States of America is a single developed industrial country that does not have universal health care. Instead there is a powerful health insurance system, partially funded by government through national programs. As a result 45% of total health care expenditures are spent on these programs (Sultz and Young 154). Unlike the U.S., Russian Federation has free universal medicine, and state constitution guarantees each citizen free health care services. Numerous debates rise regarding both American and Russian health care systems, their availability, effectiveness and expenditures. Each of the systems has ...

Abstract

Education in the principal intelligence is any action or occurrence that has a determining effect on the mind, nature or physical ability of a person. In its technological sense, education is the procedure by which society intentionally broadcasts its accrued information, skills and values from one age group to another. It is therefore imperative to invest in education for a better society. This paper seeks to discuss the historical development of education in the Caribbean focussing wholly on the British Caribbean. This paper also shows the challenges incurred during the development phase and provides an in depth look at the current educational ...

Despite the obvious statistics, restless debates on whether sex education should be obligatory in public schools flourish. Statistics of the Guttmacher Institute claims that the United States has “one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the developed world—almost twice as high as those of England, Wales and Canada, and eight times as high as those of the Netherlands and Japan.” According to the Guttmacher studies among 750,000 teen pregnancies that annually take place, over 82 percent are unintended, one-quarter of which result in abortions. To a large extent, abstinence-only sex ed stands out against the broad sex ...