This purpose would be better served if claimants are able to find attorneys to help them secure the benefits they are rightfully owed in the first place, thereby making available a source of funds to permit repayment of the claimants' Government debts at all.
Weinstein recognized Phelps' prescient thinking about the education of orthopaedists of the future: they would be "thoroughly schooled in all the departments of medicine...he will secure for our specialty the subjects which are rightfully ours...colleges will want professors of orthopedic surgery".
This finding secures to a great extent that the consensus modules can serve rightfully as signatures of cardiac aging and potential multi-targets for the treatment of age-related heart diseases.
Today, growing numbers of customers recognize how that data could inform their own operations, and even feel it is rightfully theirs, leading to battles over who owns and has access to what data, who is responsible for securing it, and a long list of other related questions.
Add they did with the 2026 contract extensions and 2017 promotions, the Nuggets now need to both reward Connelly and secure the organization's future by extending him with the long-term contract - and the accompanying salary matching his worth - that he has rightfully earned.
Cook's position as Test captain is secure now and rightfully so but that in the ODI team remains a bone of contention.
While vehicles can transmit locations, conditions and their drivers' behaviors, consumers rightfully question whether those details can be kept secure and private.
"The Court rightfully found that SB3 does nothing to make our elections more secure while at the same time throwing up difficult roadblocks to voting for some of the most disadvantaged populations," said Henry Klementowicz, a staff attorney with the ACLU of New Hampshire.
"When companies or people go about securing and storing large quantities of data that isn't rightfully theirs, and publishing this data without ensuring it won't injure others, it's a violation of our terms of service, and folks need to go operate elsewhere," the company said.
But, when companies or people go about securing and storing large quantities of data that isn't rightfully theirs, and publishing this data without ensuring it won't injure others, it's a violation of our terms of service, and folks need to go operate elsewhere.
But the attacks have rightfully turned up the heat on a simmering debate over whether data stored in the cloud is less secure than that kept "on premise" -- behind the firewall in an organization's data center.
