The bill also would bar local law enforcement from applying laws governing such things as eating, sitting or panhandling in public places unless the county has satisfied a set of requirements that include a relatively low unemployment rate, a short wait for public housing and readily available public assistance.
Relief assistance was much more readily available than recovery assistance.
Readily available tissue-engineered vascular grafts.
They prefer what they would find at a local hardware store: readily available tools and materials, and assistance from experts who can help them find their own solutions.
Fortunately for Maneesha and Gabriella, they were born in circumstances where medical assistance was readily available; otherwise both would possibly have been just one more statistic.
25 Living in an NH, where fellow residents form a community and professional assistance is readily available, is more conducive to self-management than staying at home, where the resident is relatively isolated.
In general, textbooks in medicine that try to cover all areas of a specialty are either huge volume editions, which therefore serve as a reference whenever there is enough time for a thorough search, or they present as pocket books that help to quickly decide when peer assistance is not readily available.
For example, although such data is readily available, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (which administers food assistance) refuses to make public how much money individual retailers make from SNAP.
That might not only remedy the issue of Ms Beckett's "grey" approach, but also provide readily available, effective legal and practical in-country assistance, benefiting from a necessary degree of gravitas.
Giving some protected research time and participation in research methodology workshops and courses should be made readily available for faculty, with provision of statistical assistance.
For Saudis, embassy help is readily available.
