Graham implies that state block grants will be "more equitable" than an "individual entitlement" – a political jab at Medicare, in which all working people are invested, whose overhead costs are less than 3percentt (vs. 11-2011-20percent multi-payer insurances).
While very poor women are entitled to exemptions, villagers questioned the equitable ways in which this entitlement is granted, a possibility not recognised in the optimistic report of this selective strategy, published in The Lancet [ 50].
In order to make childcare services more accessible and equitable, governments introduce either a legal entitlement to ECEC (a guaranteed place for all children in a facility), free provision (ECEC is free even though there may not be guaranteed places) or some years of compulsory ECEC (Authors, unpublished article).
He said: "It is not equitable or affordable in the current climate to offer a unique entitlement of free transport to parents and children of a certain religion, which is not made available to others.
The intersection of public and private--middle-class entitlement programs--have tended to support economic democracy, namely more equitable distribution of the wealth.
In the absence of any statutory entitlement to a copyright misuse defense, however, the defense is solely an equitable doctrine.
except as provided in paragraph (11)(D), that shall not affect any legal or equitable rights or remedies available to any copyright owner or songwriter concerning ownership of, and entitlement to royalties for, a musical work.
But while Mr. Obama can probably claim some vindication on the need to make the tax code more equitable, it would be a stretch to say that the voters demanded that he hold the line against entitlement cuts as part of a broader deal.
The terms "equitable principles" in Article 9 and "equities of the case" in Chapter 11 refer to equitable tracing principles that, in turn, inform secured creditors' "fair and equitable" baseline entitlement in a Chapter 11 plan.
