And can Welsh become over-privileged?Principles and practicesThe intent of the act was not, of course, to annoy the 80% of Welsh residents who do not speak Welsh.
The Right to Health privileged the citizenship principle and thus subsumed the prior corporatist right to health.
Continuity of care, also judged to be a service design imperative, is, to judge from this data, both hard to achieve and, at times, privileged over this principle of minimal restriction.
In such cases, the principle of beneficence may have privileged status over the principle of respect for individual privacy.
Principles are privileged on Parallel Earth, let's imagine, when they are taught in the schools, used to make decisions about grants and the like.
But start accepting the principle of "privileged" information - legal for some to possess and use, illegal for others - and the sphere of acceptable activism shrinks dramatically.
So-called high-frequency trading, flash trading and dark pools all employ a combination of speed, privileged information and opacity — violating principles of market fairness, transparency and efficiency.
China's Versions of Pizza Hut and McDonald's Are Utterly Disgusting.
Using shape complementarity and privileged scaffold resurfacing as design principles, we hypothesized that Prb-derived proteins could be generated to selectively recognize gankyrin.
I might object to a principle that allows the members of a privileged racial minority to walk on the grass, even if my preferred principle is one where no-one gets to enjoy grass-walking.
This article explores the relativistic principle that there is no privileged scale of causality in biology to clarify the relationships between genomes and phenotypes.
