What if the unemployed sued the government for violating their right to work or if factory closures were stopped because workers had not been consulted?The British believe they can safeguard their position if they can get an explanatory commentary, limiting the charter's impact on national legislation, attached to the constitution.
Using a French energy cluster as empirical setting, this paper investigates individual members' enactment of the renewal in terms of how it could affect their current position, both structurally and relationally, and to what extent members felt that they had agency to steer the process to safeguard their position.
It was reported in these studies that men were more impacted by social stigma because they wanted to safeguard their position of supremacy and therefore could not be seen accessing services and thus being thought of as vulnerable.
Privatisation, launched by Mr Rakowski in the dying years of communism, had allowed influential insiders to start turning power into money to safeguard their positions.
Not long after, in 1952, however, he appeared to contradict himself, and insisted that Malays safeguard their special position: "Malaya is for the Malays and it should not be governed by a mixture of races".
The reformers may proclaim certain objectives merely to appease the peasants, to undermine opposition, to win international backing, or to safeguard their own positions.
Market participants may incorrectly discount the possibility of sector-wide disturbances and avoid expending private resources to safeguard their capital positions.
He might have been a good corporate citizen, but he was still a bandit and less of one, arguably, than the vicariously charitable CEO, who is spending money taken not from strangers, but from people who have placed him in a position of trust to safeguard their property.
How are they safeguarding their livelihoods?
"It is critical to their mission to safeguard their computer records and to safeguard their data".
