it is not acceptable either that en of health care should be achieved by providers to argue the principle of the movement depends all on their of health
It is not acceptable, either, that improvement in the quality of health care should be achieved by making treatment providers compete, or to argue the principle of the free movement of patients: the latter depends above all on their state of health.
It is not acceptable, either, that in of health care should be achieved by providers to argue the principle of the movement depends all on their of health.