Rifkin [ 47] argues that social accountability is only truly present when those affected by decisions or actions have some type of effective recourse or process to ensure their needs and concerns are dealt with fairly.
This sought to ground the possibility of a certain and immediate type of cognition without recourse to the problematic notion of an intellectual intuition.
Anne Ackerson, director of the Museum Association of New York, said, "This bill is going to provide legal recourse for all types of museums — big and small, art history, you name it — all types of institutions with collections, to be able to gain title of ownership to those materials in their possession that they don't currently own".
Previously, when users filed an appeal and the copyright owner rejected this appeal, the user was generally left without any recourse for certain types of Content ID claims.
This study has a dual purpose: 1) identify determinants of healthcare service utilization for mental health reasons in a Canadian (Montreal) catchment area; 2) determine the pattern of recourse to healthcare professionals in terms of frequency of visits and type of professionals consulted, and as it relates to the most prevalent mental disorders and psychological distress.
This study has a dual purpose: 1) identify determinants of healthcare service utilization for mental health reasons (MHR) in a Canadian (Montreal) catchment area; 2) determine the patterns of recourse to healthcare professionals in terms of frequency of visits and type of professionals consulted, and as it relates to the most prevalent mental disorders (MD) and psychological distress.
"It's a defense you don't often have recourse to in these types of cases: 'He was a good kid, one of ours,' " Carol Steiker, a death-penalty specialist at Harvard Law School, told me.
What avenues of recourse is the Pentagon pursuing currently?
Vendors, other than the system designer, have no liability under the Right of Recourse.
Less abuse of workers without means of recourse.
