For the most part, health-care institutions enforce a corporate-style model of productivity, which has turned health-care providers into assembly-line workers, under constant pressure to manage many patients in a limited amount of time, in order to generate the most revenue possible.
To these ends, feminist philosophy of law applies insights from feminist epistemology, relational metaphysics, feminist political theory, and other developments in feminist philosophy to understand how legal institutions enforce dominant masculinist norms.
In the north of Salta province, where 53.1% of all cases reported in the Argentina occur, some institutions enforce applying the Montenegro skin test (MST) together with microscopic examination of smears to diagnose ATL.
Throughout human history the law has been known as a coercive institution, enforcing its practical demands on its subjects by means of threats and violence.
The document pledged to "streamline" decision making and to strengthen institutions for enforcing the economic liberalization.
But German discipline, and the role of European institutions in enforcing it, were weakened.German leadership is more apparent in other areas.
We submit the answer lies in both (a) the fragile balance which must now be struck in overcoming the occupation of ISIS without endangering the civil liberties and human rights which all Iraqis must be assured of and (b) the historic unpredictability of Federal political and legal institutions in enforcing the Rule of Law.
They only operate effectively when there are rules in place and institutions to enforce those rules – typically government institutions.
For transfers of ecosystem services, we compare informal trust-based institutions to enforced contracts, both being institutional types we observe commonly in the field.
Having refused to support it in December, to domestic acclaim, he has softened his opposition to the signatories using EU institutions to enforce their "fiscal compact".
