Indeed, the first Cameron government introduced a deliberate skew into local finances, forcing councils to stage a "would you like to pay more?" referendum if they want to raise council tax, an obligation unmatched by any comparable duty where the choice is for deep service cuts.
No comparable duty was set forth in ERISA.
Brennan claims that no comparable duty to take part exists with voting, because other kinds of good actions can take voting's place.
This uniform standard to which they are held is that degree of care 'which a person of ordinary prudence, charged with (comparable) duties, would exercise under the same circumstances.' (Citations)." In Dailey, two unsupervised high school students engaged in "slap-boxing" in the school gym during lunch hour, and as a result, one of the students fell, struck his head, and died shortly thereafter.
Certain individuals may perform caregiving duties and see this as part of their routine, whereas other individuals may be performing comparable duties and perceive this as a burden.
Likewise, although average staffing figures per million inhabitants were 12.8 for radiation oncologists, 7.6 for physicists, 3.5 for dosimetrists, 26.6 for radiation therapists and 14.8 for nurses, there was a 20-fold variation, even after grouping personnel with comparable duties in the radiotherapy process.
In this paper we have examined the ethical justification and feasibility of establishing a duty to participate in digital epidemiology, following from comparable duties in the context of epidemiology and biomedical research.
That means the car could use a fuel cell stack one-third the size needed for a comparable conventional light-duty vehicle.
A comparable concept to "fiduciary duty" — call it "impact fidelity" — is needed to bind different actors to attempt to achieve the impact preferences that an investor articulates.
