Our care team provided Mr. Duncan with the same high level of attention and care that would be given [to] any patient, regardless of nationality or ability to pay for care.
The hospital responded to similar claims in a statement it released on Thursday, saying that it has "a long history of treating a multicultural community" and provided Duncan with "the same level of attention and care that would be given any patient, regardless of nationality or ability to pay for care".
A hospital spokesman responded: "Mr. Duncan was treated the way any other patient would have been treated, regardless of nationality or ability to pay for care.
These massive open online courses which have global reach, unlimited participation, and open access over the internet via a combination of social networking and video podcasts is attracting a huge variety of students of different ages, nationalities, backgrounds, abilities, interests, etc.
Appointing people on the basis of nationality rather than ability is never a good idea; in conditions like these, it spelled disaster.Cost savings either failed to materialise or were swallowed by falling prices; despite hacking 16,500 jobs from a workforce of 88,000, Alcatel-Lucent made losses for six consecutive quarters and its share price fell by more than half.
It consists of ten days of intensive Latin study, and every year attracts students of all ages, nationalities and Latin ability levels.
Mrs. Gandhi's "ability and nationality" would also be issues, Mr. Mahajan said on Sunday.
Born in Calgary in Canada to a Cuban father and an American mother, Mr Cruz faced early questions about his nationality and therefore his ability to become president.
Given the interflowing streams of class, race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, ability, and nationality that shape the complex modalities of social experience, it is unlikely that gender or any other single factor could suffice as a single or unitary focal point.
The 1906 Nationality Act made the ability to speak English a requirement for naturalization, and the 1917 Immigration Act excluded illiterates from entering the United States.
