It is, at least in part, due to institutional constraints which are structural, legal and political in nature.
Landlords, increasingly not mom-and-pop shops but rather sophisticated operations with loads of capital, recognize their structural legal advantage enables them to push the envelope on evictions.
The lack of transparent procedures and the presence of structural and legal difficulties account for a discrepancy between attitudes and practices within the legal aspects of the healthcare response to sexual violence.
In hindsight, if anything might have helped stop 9/11 it would have been better information about threats inside the United States, something made very difficult by structural and legal impediments that prevented the collection and sharing of information by our law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
Yet, such special characteristics are related less to cultural traits than to the immigrants' structural and legal position in society.
The liberalization of the electricity market caused the biggest change of the Austrian electricity industry, up to that time, regarding their economic, structural, and legal framework [24].
Recently some scholars have focused on the MCP in terms of indicators rather than principles (Levy, 2000, p. 125 160; Murphy, 2012; Banting & Kymlicka, 2013; Bloemraad & Wright, 2014; and even Vertovec, 2010), providing additional specific evidence-based structural and legal arrangements to ensure the non-alienation of specific groups.
And it seems that structural domestic legal reforms may be necessary to address these inconsistencies.
I acknowledge the appeal of the argument that people should be focusing their time and energy on threats directly affecting proportionally more people (the Muslim ban, the new régime's early assaults on the structural and legal underpinnings of our democracy, etc).
While we have addressed many structural and legal characteristics, it is important to mention the actual end-product of open source software development - the software.
From a public health perspective, the criminalisation of sex work constrains efforts to reach the population with required health services, and ultimately, structural and legal reforms are necessary [ 25].
