Human rights principles of entitlement and accountability can inform mechanisms of community participation designed to improve responsiveness and functioning of health facilities.
The right's sense of entitlement fed an incipient paranoia: When the deputy White House counsel Vincent W Foster Jr was found shot dead, he must have been murdered; when Hillary Clinton's Rose Law Firm billings could not be found, she had burned incriminating documents.
Rights are matters of entitlement, which frees people of authoritarianism.
That is the one of the hardest questions at the interface of law and religion, because it involves a contest between two sorts of entitlement: the right of employees to band together and assert their interests, and the right of religious bodies to enforce their own rules.An important ruling on this subject was handed down today.
He said: "The Scottish government have the possibility to have a definition of active farmer and to eliminate from this right of payments of this entitlement people who have the land but who do nothing with the land, so this is why the responsibility is split between the commission and the local government".
There is no ambiguity, no ambivalence, no second level of meaning, no irony, no glimmer of self-doubt nothing but the channelling of a revolting self-doubt nothingnt, of rights exercised without responsibutithes.
The experience of service did boost black veterans' sense of entitlement to basic rights.
"Rights" sounded strident, and reminded people of "entitlement", the sense of which became that great (mythical) enemy of progress in the Blair years.
Safe motherhood and childhood is an entitlement and right of every woman, every family, every unborn and newborn child regardless of where they live or their household incomes," stressed UNICEF Representative to Malaysia and Special Representative to Brunei Mr. Youssouf Oomar.
