On the one hand, reaching agreement on a term sheet the document that lays out how much equity and control a VC will have in return for its cash is all about assigning rights, carving out protections, and haggling over claims to future returns.
Washington is an undemocratic anomaly, despite the grand ideals of equal rights carved into the city's stone monuments.
"Washington is an undemocratic anomaly, despite the grand ideals of equal rights carved into the city's stone monuments," she wrote.
Calling for existing laws to be strengthened to properly regulate the use of digital technologies in the public sector, Alston also raises an additional worry — warning over a rights carve out the government baked into updated privacy laws for public sector data (a concern we flagged at the start of this year).
Oddly, however, receding blue curtains at the right carve out the edge of a domestic interior.
Ms. Mayer is a trailblazer all right: boldly carving a path that any other chief executive mega-millionaire can follow.
Yet, in lives often ruled by professional commitments, school schedules, homework, sporting events, and myriad other obligations that seem very important right now, carving out time for family holidays has never been more crucial.
Iraq's Constitution gives provinces the right to carve out their own regional governments.
"Most people in that situation think they have a right to carve out some of those proceeds to go to their family," Bruce Kirwan, Wright's former lawyer, said.
Along with a desire to change society through the schools, a growing awareness grew among adults of varying political motivations to recognize children as valuable members of society in their own right: to carve out a space for them in society that went beyond regarding the young as instruments of national progress, or as nature's antidotes to the rationalizing forces of modernization.
