Kerry Eleveld of Equality Matters has raised the issue of a lack of legal recourse for service members who face discrimination based on sexual orientation after repeal.
SaaS companies counteract this range anxiety with a service level agreement (SLA), which guarantees a certain amount of service availability, lack of "latency," response times to address issues and some recourse if that doesn't happen.
Four indicators of palliative care were included in the reporting form: a) recourse to a specialized palliative care service (SPCS) such as a mobile team, a call service or a hospital-based unit, b) the administration of opiates, c) the use of any pain measurement scale and d) the use of any other symptoms measurement scale.
The only recourse is poorer service provision, structuring activities through offshore tax havens to avoid tax and ever higher fares.
If a Muslim woman wants to get a divorce without having registered her marriage, she has no other recourse than the services of a sharia council, many of whom have been found to have discriminated against women on the basis of their gender.
So far, the recourse to these services is considered as an opportunity that is at the discretion of families and that is used on voluntary basis.
Reinforcing the recourse to modern services of maternal healthcare in a context strongly influenced by cultural values inevitably passes through the implication of the traditional midwife to the processes of modern of healthcare [39].
He would learn what happens when women have no recourse to abortion services that are local, legal and safe.
OSHA believes that compliance with all the provisions of § 1910.146 will enable employers to conduct permit space operations without recourse to rescue services in nearly all cases.
The cost of healthcare discourages the recourse to modern services of healthcare.
