Most important, there could be tension between the goal of liberating local talent and the ideal of equity across the NHS, so dear to the public.The anger of doctors along with the consequences of Labour's relative parsimony during its first two years in office, and the early deployment of its big ideas have made health an awkward subject for the government.
The ideal of equity in health care has ethical and political foundations, well described by Donabedian in his classic typology of "egalitarian" and "libertarian" value choices [ 17].
How will co-ops, with their ideals of equity and democracy, cope in the recession?Workers' co-ops are often seen as hotbeds of radical, anti-capitalist thought.
It is more like a history of isolated acts or human ideals (justice, equity, critique, self-sacrifice).
Nor have men given up the ideal of gender equity.
More deals will be done this year, but they may not deliver the kind of returns that investors are hoping for, just as the late 1980s buy-out of RJR Nabisco, the emblematic deal of the era, proved a disappointment.Since 2003 conditions have been almost ideal for private-equity firms, with low interest rates, lots of liquidity and rising asset prices.
The ideal is you sell equity when you've won the World Series.
The ideal value for the equity ratio is somewhere between the two extremes.
History in the shape of an independent commission could identify only 8,960.They died "fighting for the ideals of justice and equity", the park proclaims.
Amy Ellen Schwartz, director of the Institute for Education and Social Policy at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development at New York University, said that the shifting of responsibility for supplies from schools to families reflected two competing ideals in public education: equity and parental involvement.
