Sentence examples for fair provision of from inspiring English sources

Security – not the bastardised "war on terror" version, but the human security of protection from harm and fair provision of opportunity – is the product of "good governance".

We observe that most Western societies have well-established policies regarding the fair provision of health care, education and housing for all (income) groups.

Most Western societies have well-established policies regarding the fair provision of health care, education and housing for all (income) groups, as we have briefly discussed in this paper.

In a model where individuals differ in both their health care needs and their lifestyle preferences, we examine the fair provision of health care when those who regret their initial decisions are granted a fresh start.

If an individual's good consists in this sort of self-realization, then a government which aims at the common good should concern itself in significant part with the fair provision of opportunities for welfare.

This is a carefully targeted provision and is a fair provision".

In the United States, the "fair use" provision of copyright law permits short citations of protected material.

Mr. von Lohmann of the Electronic Frontier Foundation asserted that making a noncommercial mix CD was probably legal under the "fair use" provision of copyright law, but that notion has not been tested in court.

Google has maintained that its program is covered by the fair use provision of copyright law and that it therefore does not need permission of the copyright holders for the library project.

The personal assistants alleged that their freedoms of association and speech had been infringed by the "fair share" provision of the state's Public Labor Relations Act (PLRA), which permitted collective-bargaining agreements between the state and labour unions to include clauses requiring nonunion state employees to pay service fees to the union representing their bargaining unit.

He concluded that Google Book Search fell well within the "fair use" provision of copyright law, which allows portions of copyrighted works to be used without their rights owners' permission. .