These articles said that an education, a vote, a decently remunerated job, and access to social goods and opportunities, were rights on a par with rights to life, liberty, privacy and freedom of expression: that is, basic conditions of the possibility of a good life.
But he, too, clearly has a future as a highly remunerated investment banker.
In the ensuing decade, Trump's business fortunes rebounded: he became a highly remunerated reality-television star, and he got a lot wealthier.
The controversy centers on Jon Gruber, an M.I.T. economist and health-care expert who, during the passage of the A.C.A., served as a highly remunerated consultant to the Obama Administration.
But he subsequently spent seven years in a highly remunerated position at Deutsche Bank, one of the firms that the S.E.C. is now investigating.
Undoubtedly, the City needs greater regulation so it better serves all of us and not a highly remunerated financial elite who are allowed to play fast and loose with our money.
A well remunerated commercial department had failed to deliver the promised sponsorship returns from the London Games and a scheme to sell Team GB scarves and medallions had proved disastrous.
He also welcomed Cope's calls for reform of the laureateship, saying that a "decently remunerated public post, which happened to be called 'poet laureate', that would be an excellent thing".
Whether or not a physician was remunerated on a fee-for-service basis strongly influenced their views on reform.
It is important to consider that health care staff are not functioning in a humanitarian role at present, they are well remunerated – a recent position for a doctor working on Nauru was offering $13,000 a week.
However, if they try and hold the club to ransom with extortionate wage demands or if they don't want to play for the club, we should let them leave - as long as the club is suitably remunerated," a statement read.
