IMPLEMENTASI HAK ATAS AHLI WARIS ANAK KANDUNG NON MUSLIM DALAM PERSPEKTIF HUKUM ISLAM YANG BERLAKU DI INDONESIA by Kadi Sukarna, Jevri Kurniawan Hambali

“…However, the legal grounds are influenced by the benefit, and justice, humanity and judge's conviction to decide. Further, legal considerations of inheritance of non Muslim children are not contrary to Islamic values.   …”
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Diderot, philosopher of energy by Dixon, B

“…I share Chouillet’s conviction that this is a crucial aspect of Diderot’s overall philosophy, which deserves to be more widely recognised and more fully understood. …”

Rousseau et les philosophes

“…Confrontant la richesse irréductible de ses écrits, les auteurs proposent le portrait intellectuel d’un homme qui construit sa pensée à la fois avec et contre les philosophes, les obligeant à justifier ou à modifier leurs propres convictions face au défi que représente son œuvre. <br/> Figure emblématique de son siècle, Rousseau suscite l’indignation mais oblige aussi à des réexamens difficiles. …”

The intellectual discovery of human extinction by Moynihan, T

“…It was Kant, after all, who influentially defined Enlightenment itself as humanity's progressive undertaking of responsibility for itself: and it is the conviction of this thesis that today's increasing awareness and sensitivity to existential risk is just part and parcel of this still-ongoing task and trajectory. …”

Alcohol management plans in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Indigenous) Australian communities in Queensland: community residents have experienced favourable impacts but als... by Alan R. Clough, Stephen A. Margolis, Adrian Miller, Anthony Shakeshaft, Christopher M. Doran, Robyn McDermott, Robert Sanson-Fisher, Valmae Ypinazar, David Martin, Jan A. Robertson, Michelle S. Fitts, Katrina Bird, Bronwyn Honorato, Simon Towle, Caryn West

“…Stronger agreement was found for six ‘unfavourable’ items: alcohol availability not reduced (58%, p < 0.001); drinking not reduced (56%, p < 0.001)); cannabis use increased (69%, p < 0.001); more binge drinking (73%, p < 0.001); discrimination experienced (77%, p < 0.001); increased fines, convictions and criminal records for breaching restrictions (90%, p < 0.001). …”
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Comparing mental health semi-structured diagnostic interviews and symptom checklists to predict poor life outcomes: an 8-year cohort study from childhood to young adulthood in Braz... by Mauricio Scopel Hoffmann, ProfMD PhD, Daniel S Pine, ProfMD, Katholiki Georgiades, ProfPhD, Peter Szatmari, ProfMD, Euripedes Constantino Miguel, ProfMD PhD, Pedro Mario Pan, MD PhD, Ary Gadelha, ProfMD PhD, Luis Augusto Rohde, ProfMD PhD, Kathleen Ries Merikangas, ProfPhD, Michael Peter Milham, ProfMD PhD, Theodore Daniel Satterthwaite, ProfMD, Giovanni Abrahão Salum, ProfMD PhD

“…At 8 years, participants were assessed for a composite life-threatening outcome (a composite of death, suicide attempts, severe self-harm, psychiatric inpatient admission, or emergency department visits) and a composite poor life chances outcome (a composite of any criminal conviction, substance misuse, or school dropout). We evaluated the accuracy of DAWBA and CBCL to predict these outcomes. …”
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Improving risk management for violence in mental health services: a multimethods approach by Jeremy W Coid, Simone Ullrich, Constantinos Kallis, Mark Freestone, Rafael Gonzalez, Laura Bui, Artemis Igoumenou, Anthony Constantinou, Norman Fenton, William Marsh, Min Yang, Bianca DeStavola, Junmei Hu, Jenny Shaw, Mike Doyle, Laura Archer-Power, Mary Davoren, Beatrice Osumili, Paul McCrone, Katherine Barrett, David Hindle, Paul Bebbington

“…Static levels of risk have important modifying effects on dynamic risk factors for their effects on violence and we further demonstrated this using a sample of released prisoners to construct risk assessment instruments for violence, robbery, drugs and acquisitive convictions. We constructed a preliminary instrument including dynamic risk measures and validated this in a second large data set of released prisoners. …”
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Autobiograafia kui „tõe” diskursus: Lilli Suburgi „Minu saatusega võitluskäik”. Autobiography as the Discourse of “Truth”: Lilli Suburg’s Minu saatusega võitluskäik... by Eve Annuk

“…What remains is Suburg’s conviction that her destiny shaped her and that is why she is who she is. …”
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Morbilidad metabólica en la población penitenciaria de Cataluña by Andrés Marco Mouriño, Jesús Rivera-Esteban, Salvador Augustin, Elisabet Turu Santigosa, Juan M. Pericàs

“…Setting: All (nine) prisons in Catalonia. Participants: Convicted inmates that are not in an «open regime», whose healthcare relies on the Prison Primary Care Teams. …”
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Prácticas de recepción televisiva en estudiantes de enseñanza media de Punta Arenas Television reception practices in high school students from Punta Arenas by GUILLERMO MUÑOZ, JUAN CARLOS JUDIKIS

“…These are the structuring of a daily routine that determines the interaction with television, the conviction of the students on the infuence of media, its relationship with social institutions, the preference of certain television contents, the dynamics and ways of watching TV and the existence of a critical speech towards television programming. …”
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One-to-one volunteer befriending to reduce symptoms of depression in people with intellectual disability: a feasibility RCT by Afia Ali, Emma Mckenzie, Zara Rasoul, Angela Hassiotis, Stefan Priebe, Brynmor Lloyd-Evans, Rebecca Jones, Monica Panca, Rumana Omar, Sally Finning, Shirley Moore, Christine Roe, Michael King

“…Volunteers were aged ≥ 18 years and had no history of prior convictions. Intervention: Participants in the intervention group were matched with a volunteer befriender and were expected to meet once per week for 1 hour, over 6 months. …”
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Propuesta de un modelo explicativo de la estructura epistemológica de la Didáctica by Beatriz SIERRA Y ARIZMENDIARRIETA

“…Cette tentative constitue une réponse a la conviction selon laquelle le fondement scientifique n'est pas circonscrit au passé, a tout ce qui a deja été fait mais doit se tourner essentiellement vers l'avenir, dans une recherche constante de nouvelles nuances perraettant de mieux comprendre le pourquoi des difficultés de la tache didactique.…”
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Anders lees, sien, praat en glo � �n antwoord op ander se lees van �Om die Bybel anders te lees: �n Etiek van Bybellees� by Gerrie Snyman

“…<strong>To read, see, talk and believe differently � a response to other readers� reading of �Om die Bybel anders te lees: �n Etiek van Bybellees�<strong> </strong></strong><p><strong></strong>As any exegesis is necessarily preceded by certain theological convictions, the author of the book <em>Om die Bybel anders te lees: �n Etiek van Bybellees</em> (2007) responds to criticism on the book flowing from a seminar � especially the remarks made by Hans van Deventer and Jurie le Roux. …”
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CAPITAL HUMANO Y CAPACIDADES SOCIETALES DE INNOVACIÓN: CONDICIONES PARA EL DESARROLLO DE LAS EMPRESAS DE PRODUCCIÓN SOCIAL EN VENEZUELA /HUMAN CAPITAL AND CAPACITIES SOCIETALES DE... by Belinda Elena COLINA ARENAS

“…/The objective is to offer a proposal of fortification of the human capital for the development of Capacities Societales de Innovación CSI in Companies of Social Production EPS through the restoration of an innovating culture, under the conviction of the protagónico paper that it must assume he himself in the development and consolidation of these. …”
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Critical time Intervention for Severely mentally ill Prisoners (CrISP): a randomised controlled trial by Jenny Shaw, Sarah Conover, Dan Herman, Manuela Jarrett, Morven Leese, Paul McCrone, Caroline Murphy, Jane Senior, Ezra Susser, Graham Thornicroft, Nat Wright, Dawn Edge, Richard Emsley, Charlotte Lennox, Alyson Williams, Henry Cust, Gareth Hopkin, Caroline Stevenson

“…Participants: One hundred and fifty adult male prisoners, convicted or remanded, cared for by mental health in-reach teams and diagnosed with severe mental illness, with a discharge date within 6 months of the point of recruitment. …”
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Why Even the Logic of Re-Defined Choice May Still Contradict the Logic of Care in Public Health Systems? by Marianna Fotaki

“…Although I fully agree with the rejection of the obsolete conception of choice that tends to dominate current policy debates, I do believe that his conviction concerning the inescapability of choice requires some further qualifications. …”
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Multisystemic therapy compared with management as usual for adolescents at risk of offending: the START II RCT by Peter Fonagy, Stephen Butler, David Cottrell, Stephen Scott, Stephen Pilling, Ivan Eisler, Peter Fuggle, Abdullah Kraam, Sarah Byford, James Wason, Jonathan A Smith, Alisa Anokhina, Rachel Ellison, Elizabeth Simes, Poushali Ganguli, Elizabeth Allison, Ian M Goodyer

“…Objectives: The primary objective was to compare MST and MAU for the proportion of young people in each group with criminal convictions up to 60 months post baseline. Secondary outcomes included group comparisons of psychological and behavioural factors. …”
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¡Europa!, a pesar de todo. Una estrategia realista by Consejo de Redacción

“…L Europe peut conjuguer une mondialisation modérée, une démocratie comme système et le maintien des États. Voici notre conviction : L UE est face à une stratégie réaliste possible et doit miser pleinement sur elle. …”
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The Atlanta Neuroethics Consortium by Joshua Preston

“…As Morse said, if the individual is not competent, “You’re giving [the death penalty] to the wrong person and not the person convicted.” For example, no longer are you executing someone who in a calm, collected manner planned a heinous crime; instead, you are punishing someone who may have no grasp of where they are and why. …”
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Rahvaesteetika – nähtavaks kujustatud mõte ja kogemus by Kärt Summatavet

“…He associated folk aestheticswith the professional creative process, and compared the opinions and observations, generated on the basis of folk art, with his education in fine arts, obtained in different places of the world, his personal convictions and creative experience. His method of fieldwork, elevated interest towards the creative work with regard to folk aesthetics, and also his experience obtained by way of living in the traditional environment helped him in discerning connections between folk aesthetics and professional art practice, which, in turn, enabled him to analyse, from an artist’s standpoint, the processeslaunching human fantasy and creativity. …”
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