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5641Published 17 December 1940“…Although the right to a pension will go far to compensate for the loss of this vested interest, it will not necessarily provide that capital sum which practitioners have counted to pay the expenses incident upon retirement and the finding of a new home. …”
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5643“…Et pourtant ... [] RIEN N'EST RÉGLÉ [] Pour résister à la concurrence internationale, la bourgeoisie doit diminuer ses prix de revient en abaissant la fraction du capital engagée dans les salaires. [] Pour tenter d'atteindre ce but, le capital et son Etat doivent exclure les deux tiers des étudiants de l'Université. …”
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5644Published March 1944“…Doctors engaged in Health Centres will be remunerated by salary or the equivalent ; doctors in separate practice normally by capitation fee. In some cases — e.g. grouped practice not based on a Health Centre — remuneration by salary or the equivalent could be arranged if the doctors concerned so desired. …”
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5645Published March 1944“…Add to this position a lack of any special representation on the local health authority or its committees and the lack of any separate advisory machinery, either central or local, and it will be appreciated that the voluntary hospitals are placed in a precarious position. The question of capital monies is not dealt with. Under the plan as it stands it appears likely that in the majority of cases new buildings and new extensions will be provided in the form of local authority hospitals or extensions. …”
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5646Published 1946“…At the same time and in order to allay the natural anxieties of doctors already in practice, or coming into practice from the Forces or elsewhere, the Government wish to make it clear that there will be an appropriate measure of compensation to doctors in respect of loss of capital values directly caused by the new arrangements. …”
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5647Published 1946“…At the same time and in order to allay the natural anxieties of doctors already in practice, or coming into practice from the Forces or elsewhere, the Government wish to make it clear that there will be an appropriate measure of compensation to doctors in respect of loss of capital values directly caused by the new arrangements. …”
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5649“…Il faut un contrat de majorité reposant sur un programme social avancé. [] Les travailleurs soutiendront cette proposition d'entente que vient de renouveler instamment le Parti Communiste Français. [] Le régime du grand capital est en difficulté. Il n'a cessé de s'affaiblir au cours des dernières années, comme l'ont démontré les élections, le développement des luttes ouvrières et paysannes en Bretagne, dans le Nord, le Sud-Ouest, etc. [] Le 13 mai, les travailleurs manuels et intellectuels se sont rassemblés dans les plus puissantes manifestations que la France a connues depuis dix ans. [] Les progrès de l'union et le développement de toutes ces luttes ont renforcé la combativité des travailleurs. …”
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5650by Brousse, Paul“…C’est surtout contre les monopoles nés de la concentration capitaliste (mais aussi contre la conception d’un État-patron prestataire de services publics), que l’intervention de l’État et des collectivités locales devient nécessaire selon des missions monopolistiques respectivement partagées : à la commune la charge de l’unité sociale par la démocratie directe et du monopole du travail ; à l’État l’unité politique de la République et, face au monopole du capital, le monopole sur le domaine foncier, les grandes industries et l’enseignement intégral (ceci dans la nation, mais aussi d’autres services publics, internationaux, devront être dévolus à la Confédération des peuples : chemins de fer, postes et télégraphes etc.). …”
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5652Published August 1942“…In this, as in other cases, the Party in power often seems to oppose on principle any suggestion, however good, which emanates from an opposition Party which might at a later date make political capital out of it. (9) The personnel of the Central Ministry, and of such branch offices as may be required, should be selected as to 50 per cent. at least from the ranks of those whose main qualification is neither educational nor social but a record of good service in health matters in direct contact with local problems. …”
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5653by Frantz, Laurent B.“…It is not alleged and the Attorney General, therefore, presumably considers it unnecessary to prove—that these persons used the organization for any unlawful or immoral purpose, for any purpose inconsistent with the maintenance of democratic capitalism, for any purpose outside the scope of the organization's professed objectives, or even for any purpose not known to and approved by the membership. …”
Published 12 December 1953
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5656“…Une partie de la doctrine retient toutefois que lun des éléments constitutifs du contrat de société lexistence de bénéfices nest pas présent et oppose ainsi les articles 1832 du Code civil et 1er de la loi du 1er juillet 1901 ; la variabilité de leur capital place les coopératives hors des catégories connues par notre droit et en font des groupements sui generis. …”
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5657Published 1944“…They will receive less than the cost of the work they do, and be left to find the remainder in the atmosphere created by the Government "free for all" propaganda. Capital moneys are ignored. 35. The partnership between local authority and voluntary hospitals which the Government promised is to be achieved by virtually placing the voluntary hospitals under the control of the local authority "partner.…”
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5658Published 1944“…— Does the Minister agree that the limited compensation proposals set out in the White Paper raise the whole quesion of compensation for loss of capital value of all general practitioners? What is the attitude of the Minister to this question? …”
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5659by Dugdale, John ; Wilkinson, Ellen Cicely, 1891-1947 ; Noel-Baker, Philip Noel-Baker, Baron ; Malindine, E. G., Attlee, Clement, 1883-1967“…1937 Five Days' Diary of Our Visit By JOHN DUGDALE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3rd - We have arrived in Barcelona, the new capital of Republican Spain. After lunch we go to a clinic to see some of the refugees; the doctor is desperately short of medicines, but is doing the best he can with very limited equipment. …”
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5660“…Orienté sur le service aux membres et non sur la rémunération du capital, ancré territorialement, ce modèle apparaît comme un garde-fou aux excès du capitalisme financier et porteur de bien des vertus. …”
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