What he and his generation of progressive Americans made sure of, however, was that America concretely deepened and strengthened its democratic institutions, broadened individual liberties, and rendered America freer, more equitable, and ever so much more aligned with its historic promise.
Whereas common-law courts had considered B to be the full owner, equity courts viewed him as merely the nominal owner and considered C the true, or "equitable," owner and rendered judgments on that basis.
This costing exercise has significant methodological implications for estimating the cost recovery ratio of primary health care facilities in the government, private and NGO sectors which, will assist them to become truly financially sustainable by reducing donor dependency, rendering the better quality and equitable services for the people.
On the contrary: we are looking for ways to reduce such group privileges, to render the redistribution of financial assets more equitable than before and to keep it at a moderate level during the crisis.
There can be no sustainability of equitable health care if every tissue is either sacralized and rendered unusable, or commodified and rendered marketable, usable only by those who can pay.
Edward R. Matthews, the group's executive director, declined to be interviewed, but in written responses to questions, he said, "United Cerebral Palsy is desirous of seeking a fair and equitable agreement for our work force, which maintains and improves the quality of services rendered to the people we serve -- people with disabilities and their families".
The move towards Capitation models was based, in part, on the premise that separating compensation from the number of visits and services rendered would allow the physician to provide the requisite care without concern for production, presumably supporting more equitable care.
It hardly seems equitable.
