Word: stated
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...stake. Discrimination on the basis of lifestyle is a clear-cut violation of individual dignity and self-determination, and as such cannot be countenanced. Conservatives take issue with such claims, objecting usually on the basis of unit cohesion. Rights, so the reasoning goes, are meaningful only insofar as a state can stay independent enough to secure them. Fighting power is the overriding imperative. Openly gay soldiers might impair the unit cohesion integral to an effective army, and for this reason alone they should not serve...
...lawsuit, the state argues that Harvard Pilgrim has used the name for decades without objection...
...state of Massachusetts sued the University yesterday, seeking to ensure that Harvard Pilgrim Health Care can keep its name intact, regardless of whether Harvard grants permission...
...word 'Harvard' in connection with health care coverage and services for over thirty years, Harvard Pilgrim has obtained common law rights in the word 'Harvard' in connection with health care coverage and services," the state's complaint reads...
...Harvard Pilgrim lost nearly $200 million in 1999 and the state took control of the HMO earlier this year. The University, along with several private investors, has proposed a bailout plan, which the state is considering...