Word: constraints
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...course not. The obvious reason is that doctors there were relieved of the constraint of the law. The absolute ethical norm established since the time of Hippocrates--that doctors must not kill--was removed in the name of compassion, and the inevitable happened. Good, ordinary doctors, in their zeal to be ever more compassionate in terminating useless and suffering life, began killing people who did not even ask for it. Once given power heretofore reserved to God, some exceeded their narrow mandate and acted like God. Surprise...
...budget should be finalized before the year of expenditure," Landes says. "It should reflect planning and constraint, and the Faculty should be consulted...
Berkeley's situation was different from Harvard's of course, because the University of California was operating under a much tighter budget constraint...
Rudenstine writes in the text that in the spirit of disciplined budget constraint, the University's central administration has set a target of 2.5 percent growth in its core budget for 1995-96, "essentially a no-growth budget, when inflation is taken into account." That target was announced by a central administration budget advisory committee last spring...
Talusan said the Broadway production didn't deal well with the homosexual aspect of the script because there was always the constraint of a Broadway audience...