… : autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence and justice.8 If the … While the English National
Health Service is leading by … example, ‘SUPER little room for manoeuvre’ regarding vegan food …

… medicine into Danish health care we were interested in how … personalised medicine as an
autonomous actor which is not … inevitability leaves little room for political manoeuvre, but as …

… opposition mayors and eliminating any remnants of local governments’ fiscal autonomy.
Analysing original data from government decrees on local transfers, this study contributes to the …

… autonomy is high in France: more than half of the local revenues of sub-national governments
come from local … constantly increased the room for manoeuvre of the local elected officials …

… the third lowest share of public healthcare spending. Critical … in 2011, the Health Service
witnessed a sharp increase in its … over the competencies of the autonomous regions, leading the …

… ’ towards a more humanistic idea of a ‘National Health Service’. Amidst interwar concerns
about Britain’s dwindling birth rate, the care promised to mothers and children formed an …

… The opportunity for private ISM firms to seek room to manoeuvre—contingent alliance
between firms and local regulators—is instantiated in this section by two contrasting cases: …

… tussle for power and administrative autonomy between them. … elites have found some room
to manoeuvre by establishing ‘… treatment in overburdened public health services.Footnote 91 …

… •Public health services cannot defer responsibility entirely to … and religious autonomy. A
Jewish neighbourhood watch … Yet, it was clear that PH services struggled to manoeuvre and …

… the central power and their room for manoeuvre has become … promoted local autonomy,
arguing that this would help local … time in history, English local governments received the power …