Martin McKee, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, thinks that there will be an increasing need for a health policy developed at a European level, to co-ordinate standards and training: in theory, all doctors who qualify in the EU are equal; in practice, some are more equal than others.But more important than the pressure to centralise will be the power that accrues to patients.
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Both leaders were supposed to be equal in rank but in practice the Sotz'il king was the senior (or nab'ey al, "firstborn child") while the king of the Xahil was subordinate (the chipil al, "lastborn child").
Leveraging up, other things equal, leads to high aggregate demand — but this can be and is in practice offset by the central bank, which can always raise rates.
Social security/benefits, administrative work and employer responsibility were frequently mentioned reasons why GPs would still prefer a salaried position even if the listed job attributes were equal in private practice (see Table 5).
Rather, we reference Bourdieu to guide building a curriculum that avoids the uncritical liberal-individualist assumption that because all are 'theoretically' or in principle equal, that all are equally positioned (in practice) to achieve success.
Each piece should be equal in length.
The cost for all agricultural practices was equal in all experimental tunnels, except for the cost of T. urticae control.
Tange promoted a very flat hierarchy in the practice: partners were equal in importance and were encouraged to participate in every project.
The presence of these constraints can, in principle, be modeled by assigning bond capacitances that are not all equal though in practice this is not usually feasible.
