Economic theories that emphasize contract's usefulness as a technology for sustaining efficient reliance must confront the fact that contract law protects promissory reliance even where this is not efficient and fails to protect non-promissory reliance even where this would be efficient.
In addition, and independently, the economic focus on sustaining optimal reliance rejects orthodox contract law's categorical preference for remedies that, by vindicating a promisee's forward-looking promissory expectations, possess a distinctively promissory form.
We however, recommend that more studies should be undertaken on the cost-effectiveness of demand and supply side subsidy initiatives in improving maternal health outcomes especially in the developing countries and how they can be sustained with minimal reliance on donor funding.
Sustaining Ireland's reliance on internationally recruited nurses in the medium to long term will necessitate a much better understanding of the dynamics of nurse migration and a far more coherent approach to migration, involving joined-up policy thinking between various government departments and agencies.
Findings suggest that tax-time savings programs can result in sustained emergency savings and prevent reliance on borrowing and unpaid bills.
One that is not based solely on achieving domestic self-reliance but on sustained international support as well".[ 48] The Global Fund thus created a mechanism of redistribution of wealth between countries that is intended to be perennial.
This reliance could pose a sustained metabolic stress on mitochondria, accelerating cellular ageing and death.
Breaking the link between taxes and benefits would destroy that sense of self-reliance that has long sustained the program.
When asked what she learned from her parents that carried and sustained her, Dr. Rice said perseverance, optimism and self-reliance.
That said, there's no denying the quality of a sustained winner, and the company's core match 3 and reliance on puzzle games hasn't let it down.
Worryingly, over the past decade many African countries have increased, rather than reduced, their reliance on primary commodities, whose notoriously large price fluctuations make sustained growth difficult.
