Translation for 'beneficence' from English to Albanian

beneficence

bamirësi {f}

dashamirësi {f}

• Evliya Çelebi regarded Kaya Sultan as a prime example of the dynasty's beneficence. He also noted that among all the princesses and their husbands, none got on as well as Kaya and Melek.
• On the other hand, autonomy and beneficence/non-maleficence may also overlap.
• Traditionally crossed over the chest when held, they probably represented the ruler as a shepherd whose beneficence is formidably tempered with might.
• From his friend Gregory, the Society received charge of the English College and Gregory's beneficence to the Roman College was much appreciated.
• Being awarded the noble title of baron in 1887 by princess Isabel, he was the first black baron of the empire, notable for his beneficence in favor of the "Santas Casas".

• Although other legal scholars, such as Leslie Bender, have argued the feminist ethic of care requires a duty to rescue, McClain has disagreed, distinguishing the ethic of care from beneficence.
• The contrast with the New Zealand government's reliance on corporate beneficence and private charity could not be more abrupt.
• He migrated to Delhi from Punjab leaving his family behind. In Delhi, he got beneficence from Shah Abdul Hameed and became his spiritual successor.
• Researchers should apply the concept of beneficence to individuals within the patient/physician relationship or the research-participant/researcher relationship.
• This report identifies respect for persons, beneficence, and justice as ethical principles which must underlie human subject research.

• Grubb was greatly interested in social beneficence, a trait which combined with her business acumen, earned her the title 'the Queen of the South'.
• The causes of inflow of obstructing or "antarāya" karma are—causing obstruction to others or intending to place or placing obstacles before others in their attempts towards beneficence, gain, satisfaction, comfort and power.
• Rostovtzeff noted that the inscriptions by Dynamis attest some beneficence by Augustus and Livia and of that the one by people of Phanagoria attest some beneficence by Dynamis.
• Non-maleficence is often contrasted with its corollary, [...] beneficence.