In my mind, there are four reasons this is imperative: First, the world needs to expand, not contract, access to health care because of the sheer burden of disease.
This is a bill about health insurance reform not about expanding or contracting access to abortion services.
According to the report, the city has signed some long-term contracts providing access to out-of-state landfills.
Beginning in September 1999, nearly 100 customers paid the company for long-term contracts for access to the Internet, the state alleged in its lawsuit.
Flagged videos are then sent for manual review by YouTube-employed content moderators who, because of the nature of the work, are given only yearlong contracts and access to counseling services, according to Victoria Grand, a YouTube spokeswoman.
According to the current proposal, the national authorities would be able to choose one or all of the following options to enforce the quota: financial penalties; exclusion from bids on public contracts; restricting access to national and European subsidies; and requirements to cancel appointments of women or men when a board is too heavily tilted toward one gender.
Mr Etomi, alluding to the report commissioned by Shell, said research by conflict experts had highlighted how the company "sometimes feeds conflict by the way we award contracts, gain access to land, and deal with community representatives; how ill-equipped our security team is to reduce conflict; and how drastically conflict reduces the effect of our community development programme".
But that is not likely to stop them from swarming around the honey pot for large contracts and access to the resources of Russia, one of the world's largest energy exporters and fastest growing economies in an era of $130-a-barrel 130-a-barrel 130-a-barrel oil
Since 2000, employees of MI6 have had the same employment rights as other British citizens, including written contracts and access to employment tribunals.
