ETHICAL ASPECTS OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: PAST AND PRESENT by Alexey V. Bogachev, Liudmila B. Zakharova

“…His educational project conscious purpose -the smooth functioning of the ideal state. …”
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« Dis-moi quel est ton paysage préféré » : exemple du Parc naturel régional de la Brenne by Claire Blouin-Gourbilière

“…A large number of territories are perceived, more or less consciously, through emblematic and iconographic representations, associating one or several landscape elements of a geographic region. …”
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GREEN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (GHRM) PRACTICES : UNLOCKING THE PATH TO SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE by AALIYA ASHRAF, ULFAT ANDRABI, POPESCU VIRGIL, BIRAU RAMONA

“…It has been noted that corporate groups are becoming more and more conscious of the importance of becoming green and using different environmental management strategies. …”
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Soviets et salaires : les sardinières dans la grève de Douarnenez (novembre 1924-janvier 1925) by Théo Bernard

“…The effectiveness of the workers' participation in the direction of the movement contributes to define the nature of the conflict whose political dimensions were combined with a conscious organization of the strike.…”
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Vers une géographie expérientielle à l’école : l’exemple de l’espace proche by Caroline Leininger-Frézal, Sophie Gaujal, Catherine Heitz, Pierre Colin

“…This experiential geography thus allows the student to think differently about his or her immediate space, to give meaning to the learning carried out, to construct a geographically narrative and thus to be part of a conscious citizenship.…”
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« Une splendide anomalie ? », le Pilgrim’s Progress de Ralph Vaughan Williams by Gilles Couderc

“…While the composer was conscious of the atypicality of his “operatic morality” it is indeed surprising to see an avowed agnostic composer spend forty years of his life on a work that dismisses the conventions of traditional opera and endeavours to portray mystical experience on stage and to renew with the sense of rite and ritual, part and parcel of the genre as Wagner’s subtitle for his Parsifal, “a sacred scenic festival”, reminds us.…”
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Черномырдинки и техника комического у Михаила Зощенко by Anna Weigl

“…The task of this study is to show that the not fully conscious, spontaneous statements by V. Chernomyrdin and the speech of Mikhail Zoshchenko’s heroes, deliberately constructed by the author in the course of the creative process, have much in common in their techniques of the comic and are at times identical. …”
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Collaborative energy districts – Urban workshops for proximity energy by Davide Crippa, Barbara Di Prete, Raffaella Fagnoni, Carmelo Leonardi

“…Within this framework, the essay analyses some experimental urban laboratories and potential incubators of innovative policies for energy transition; these are climate-neutral pioneer districts investing in inclusive processes, local energy markets, and active citizenship, promoting conscious and virtuous energy behaviour. These projects pursue a greater empowerment of individuals and take the concepts of ‘community’ and ‘proximity’ as a strategic perspective.   …”
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Church and State Relations in the Constitution of Malta by Kevin Aquilina

“…Malta is a confessional state which respects freedom of conscious and worship and all other religions and cults are protected by law. …”
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Entre nature et culture by Manola Antonioli

“…In his essays, Flusser examines paths as a hybridization between the conscious project of human culture, the “project” traced by animals and the (allegedly “natural”) dimension of landscapes. …”
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The usage of personalized scheme of fentanyl administration during coronary artery stenting by D.О. Dziuba

“…Analgesic sedation at the level of conscious anesthesia (ІІІ by Ramsey) was maintained by propofol infusion. …”
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Idea občana – válečníka a „moderní“ maskulinní identita: modelová studie z dějin Spojených států by Jiří Hutečka

“…What is even more interesting for us here is the fact that Union authorities (Sherman, Halleck, and many other officers) were completely conscious of its effects on the “masculine side” of Confederate morale – i.e., of pushing a wedge between the military (soldier) and warrior (defender) role of southern men. …”
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Informed choices for some, but not for others: An exploration of Australian midlife women’s participation in mammography screening by social class by Samantha Batchelor, Belinda Lunnay, Sara Macdonald, Paul R Ward

“…Results: Our results map to Friedman’s four ‘attentional’ types (default or conscious interventionists, conflicted or conscious sceptics), and we show how social class impacts women’s attention to screening and participation. …”
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Maladies chroniques et travail by Dominique Lhuilier, Anne-Marie Waser

“…Life with a disease is a changed life that is conscious of its vulnerability and permeated by an ongoing dialectic between forces of exclusion and re-creation.…”
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« Dites ce que je dis, ne dites pas ce que je vous dis de dire » ? Dilemmes et paradoxes de l’activité discursive et métadiscursive dans l’enseignement et l’apprentissage de l’oral... by Robert Bouchard

“…But for the native teacher in particular, “embodied” oral expression largely escapes conscious control. There can be big differences between what he wants to teach and what he “displays” naturally in his own oral expression in class. …”
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Fausse extase et vrai fou : l'artifice revendiqué dans quelques poèmes de John Donne by Guillaume Fourcade

“…This article studies how, through self-referential remarks, these poems call into question their intended purpose: enfolding as consistent and unified discourse on love or containing it in a generically stable literary form. By self-consciously sapping their quest for unity and by substituting instead the fragmentation of meaning and genre, these texts stage themselves as lies and thus point out their artificial quality.…”
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Remembering the Heidelberg Catechism in South Africa today? Some remarks on the commemoration of a 16th Century Reformed confession by R. Vosloo

“…The first part of the article argues that commemorations invite us to be conscious of the close link between memory and identity, as well as to the fact that our memories of the past are often highly contested memories. …”
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Limites politiques et barrières sociales dans le monde maya classique by Dominique Michelet

“…Although research since the 1970s has consciously aimed to address the question of the territorial limits of classical-world political entities, many other elements of sociopolitical partitioning exist, but they have tended not to receive the attention they deserve. …”
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Takotsubo-Like Myocardial Dysfunction Accompanied with Cerebellar Hemorrhage by Akira Tempaku, Tsugiyasu Kanda

“…Three days later, operation for extraventricular drainage was performed. However, conscious level did not change. Four days after admission, the change of electrocardiogram wave pattern and the decrement of heart wall motion were detected. …”
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Human Diseases and Microbes

“…Much before the man became conscious of their existence or they became visible with the help of microscopes, they were active in their pathological action against all other living beings, including man. …”
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