Pro bono, we are told, is an adjunct to, not a substitute for, legal aid.
Then there is pro bono which is, we are told, "an adjunct to, not a substitute for, legal aid".
Doerries is also a keen supporter of providing pro bono, or unpaid, help to litigants who cannot afford a lawyer but is anxious that barristers' generosity should not become a substitute for legal aid funding, which has progressively been withdrawn.
The Cuban government may become so dependent on American dollars as a substitute for reduced aid in the form of subsidised oil from crisis-ridden Venezuela that it will have little choice but to continue to reform.
Salasky, who runs the venture with the help of a small team of lawyers and volunteers, is adamant that CrowdJustice is not a substitute for legal aid, and rebuts any suggestion that it lets the government off the hook by picking up its slack.
Care needs were met by a mix of formal and informal care in France [ 35], Finland [ 38], Italy [ 42] and Southern Sweden [ 62], where informal care could also be a substitute for formal domestic aid to some extent.
"They are both wearable, and some of their technology and function is similar". Dr. Mann notes, however, that the products are different in that only hearing aids are intended to make up for impaired hearing, and that choosing a PSAP as a substitute for a hearing aid "can cause a delay in diagnosis of a potentially treatable condition.
A bigger military isn't a substitute for diplomacy, foreign aid and good will.
An assessment of market functioning in specific areas of intended operation is essential to claim feasibility of CBIs as a substitute for in-kind aid.
Large aid flows are associated with higher real exchange rates and smaller tradable sectors because aid is a substitute for tradable consumption.
It also desperately needs the debt relief that only the IMF can provide, through the HIPC scheme, so it is trying to get back in the fund's good books.Anyway, there is no sign that China intends its aid as a substitute for Western handouts.
