Sentences with phrase «private association»

But if endowments are conceived solely as instruments, rather than equal partners with the state in pursuit of the public good, then the classic principle of private association in liberal democracies has been lost, for instrumentality implies that government alone is the public good's ultimate arbiter.

Thus, whatever the progress of equality... a great number of small private associations in the midst of the great political society will always be formed...

Without casting any aspersions on voluntary private association bars — we appreciate that unified mandatory bars are better able to balance the best interests of lawyers with the best interests of the public.

In the authors» account, «religious liberty» is simply «liberty,» ministers are just friends, and churches are just private associations.

In his statement, Bryant said that he wanted the law «to protect the sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions of individuals, organizations and private associations from discriminatory action,» but it's really just an attempt to legalize segregation between LGBTQ people and the rest of society.

But please think about what happens when private associations and organizations are using the law to their benefit — monetarily or for political power — what will be the true cost to taxpayers?

Stev «nn then roughs up the work with sharp brushstrokes and personal scratchings which connect the images to more private associations.

Giving examples of responding to inquiries with «fairness and objectivity,» Tsipras noted the circumstances leading to the partial debt relief in private associations in 2012, as well as discovering who had reviewed the deficit data in 2009, and why.

The example and presence of -LRB-» Protestant Establishment «-RRB- Society, felt so vividly in America right up into the 1960s, and whose own «last days» are portrayed by Stillman's METROPOLITAN, is by the late 70s no longer there to shape the way democratic people form the «small private associations» they inevitably do.

It is a feature of liberty, and not an implication of religion's special status, that «voluntary private associations» that provide «private relational benefits» enjoy some freedom from state interference in choosing members and leaders.

In Canon Law it constitutes a private association of the faithful (cf. Codex Iuris Canonici 215).

The proposed purchase price would settle the private association's debt on the site.

Political parties are the product of the rules of the respective houses of Congress, the rules of private associations, custom and tradition, and some state and federal statutes.

«Rather than funding staying in the hands of a «national» institution or its work assumed by existing institutions like our National Museum,» Solís wrote in La Nación, «the work went to a private association.

It was developed by the de Jaeger Institute, a private association founded by Dr. de Jaeger.

The Celebration of Health Association is a private association with the goal to provide you with the best guidance and treatment from natural and nutritional medicine as well as conventional medicine, with a strong emphasis on safety and effectiveness.

Conservatives believe meaningful social progress tends to be incremental and gradual, the product of local communities, private associations, dynamic markets, and individual initiative.

Her union — a private association — takes in $ 175,000,000 a year in union dues, which are purloined from teachers» salaries in most states.

@neubert why are you arguing with a realtor that the private association of realtors has more complete and accurate information by business process, than the government is entitled to by statute?

The private association of Ocean Edge provides the perfect backdrop to your home.

When the French are beginning to gain the upper hand in the conflict, a private association is founded in order to produce cutting - edge combat mechs.

Pairing Pop art's common imagery with Surrealism's private associations, Salle's collage - like paintings often gather widely different moods, styles, and sources within one work.

The Basler Kunstverein (Basel Art Association) is the private association that has continuously supported Kunsthalle Basel's operations since the latter's founding.

The Ottawa Citizen (main newspaper of Canada's National Capital Region) featured today a full two page story in the tech weekly section, written by Peter Hum, on Government 2.0 Think Tank («G2TT»), a private association dedicated to open source government.

Many freedom - promoting individuals believe that private associations and market economics guide a decentralized system in a far superior manner than the court system today.

Finding that the Member was not claiming that the Association's disciplinary process violated any of the three grounds needed to challenge a private Association's enforcement of its rules, the court ruled that it was unlikely that the Member would succeed in his lawsuit and thus was not entitled to injunctive relief at this stage of the proceeding.

Their projects elevate the essential character of a place and support natural and social systems, encompassing gardens, pocket parks and greenspaces for public and private associations in urban and natural settings.

The court first looked at the standard of review used by courts to evaluate disciplinary proceedings conducted by a private association.