Foundation trusts (FTs), described below and also known as Self-Governing Trusts (SGT), were another form of provider organisation.
Table 1 characterises the eight trusts whose board meetings we observed.> -wrap-foot> primarymary care trust, SGT self-governing acute trust, FT acute foundation trust All types of trust were undergoing transition at the time of the study (2008 9).
It recognises a negative right of a people not to be deprived of its means of subsistence, and imposes an obligation on those parties still responsible for non-self governing and trust territories (colonies) to encourage and respect their self-determination.
Mr Cameron claims, entirely plausibly, that the self-governing trust schools that Mr Blair wants to become the norm have a remarkable resemblance to the Tories' own grant-maintained schools, which Labour abolished in a fit of ideological pique.
Non-participant observations of three successive trust board meetings in eight NHS trusts (primary care trusts, foundation trusts and self-governing (non-foundation) trusts) in England in 2008 9.
Because of federal regulations governing trusts, the sale was at market value.
This move could help restore public trust in technology as a tool to improve our lives and collectively self-govern, at a time when trust in government is at an all-time low.
Society has an implicit contract with true professions — we grant them privileges because we trust them to self-govern.
And it would ease the intense partisan polarization that weakens our capacity for self-government and public trust in our governing institutions.
The Northern Territory (Self-Government) Act of 1978 established the Northern Territory as a self-governing entity.
Given this assumption of a narrow, educated, self-governing populace, Aristotle likely envisioned that those practicing rhetoric would be guided by accepted rules of argument and engagement, emphasizing ethos (trust and credibility), pathos (appropriate use of emotion) and logos (logical argument and facts).
