Some sort of balance might also emerge between entitlements and provisions, or citizens' rights and vested interests, without blood running in the streets.He was less sure he had straddled the divide between thinking and doing, though others thought he had.
This, he taught later, was "entitlement without provisions".Liberty, he had discovered the hard way, needed institutions to preserve it.
In Germany, for example, the 9th Basic Social Law (SGB IX) [ 17] uses ICF as reference for regulating the entitlements and service provision for people with chronic disease and disability.
A "right" is itself an entitlement associated with a moral or social principle, such that an "entitlement" is a provision made in accordance with legal framework of a society.
Thus, the age from which entitlement is guaranteed may have a larger effect on perceived accessibility compared to the age when entitlement to free provision starts.
Section 5, or that affects Florida's entitlement to that provision's safe harbor.
Contracting out is the mechanism by which workers opt to replace part of their state pension entitlement with private provision, such as a personal pension or company scheme.
Ennahdha is committed to enabling women to enjoy real freedom of choice by promoting women's equal participation in economic, political and public life, improving education, securing equal pay, and strengthening maternity entitlement and childcare provision.
Both legal entitlement and free provision variables refer to the earliest age (in months) where children can receive these services in the school year 2012 2013.
Community residents unanimously reported a sense of entitlement to free provision of the EHP at public facilities.
The distribution of participants according to their entitlement to health provision systems and the current provider of HIV care services is shown in Table 5.
