It has also tightened up the right-to-buy scheme, capping the discounts that tenants are entitled to, in order to prevent more stock slipping away.
Adams admits that an "highly litigious individual" was awarded a bigger payout than they were entitled to "in order to avoid future legal claims".
Ione Wells, a 20-year-old Oxford University Student, has given up the lifelong anonymity that all victims of sexual assault are entitled to, in order to launch the #NotGuilty campaign.
Mr. Romney and his wife, Ann, even gave up $1.75 million in charitable deductions that they were entitled to, in order to make their tax return consistent with Mr. Romney's earlier claim that he had paid at least 13percentt of his income in taxes.
"The NHS and local authorities have to be well equipped to understand the care which people with dementia and their families are entitled to, in order to ensure that their dignity, independence and wishes are met".
Dubai World asked the court to find that it is "entitled to an order declaring that it is excused from all future performance under the joint venture agreement as a result of MGM's breaches".
Parties to the hearings, as well as the attorney general, are entitled to appeal orders made under the revised provision.
Imperial's action is being contested by Scotland's senior law officer, the Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini, who maintained the firm was not entitled to the orders it sought.
According to the suit, filed yesterday in Federal District Court two groups of largely minority schoolchildren who were invited to use the park on separate occasions last year by the National Arts Club, an institution that abuts the park and is entitled to keys, were ordered to leave by the chairwoman of the Gramercy Park Trust, which has sovereignty over the park.
