Sentence examples for approach provisions from inspiring English sources

However, the probability of attainment of a performance level is implicitly considered in the code design approach (provisions and requirements); for instance, the minimum requirements in concrete structures cannot be simply correlated to the probability of collapse of the building as well as to its overall structural response.

In this approach, provisions of the Constitution, such as freedom of press, freedom of speech, and equal protection, should be interpreted through their wording and in the light of historical analysis rather than as "guides on concrete occasions".

For a stable and successful long-term neurotrophic treatment of the SGN via EC devices in human CI users, it would be necessary to make changes in the treatment approach (provision of anti-inflammatories), the EC device surface (reduced cell adhesion) and the ES (initiation prior to fibrosis formation).

For lack of any coordinated approach, provision of antivenoms has been pushed off the public health agenda, leading to an incongruous decline in demand for these crucial antidotes, excused and fed by new priorities, an absence of epidemiological data, and a poor regulatory framework.

For the ToT approach, provision should be made in the project design to ensure that the second level of training (the cascade) is adequately resourced.

This paper approaches provision of affordable and reliable electricity in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) as a case of public good provision.

That's right, the most contented bear in England is taking advantage of a more international approach to provisions.

Some countries have more recently applied this approach to provision for the disabled in the form of a minimum benefit based only on the extent of disability.

It reflects considerable work by managers and staff to improve the approach and provision at a difficult centre, with a mixed population, some of it very transient.

But they are urging the government to adopt a much more robust approach with provision of special forces and drones as well as help with training, help at senior officer level, and money and equipment to bolster the Iraqi army.

A KPMG spokesman said the report "has recognised that KPMG provided robust challenge and delivered clear warnings to HBOS, and that this resulted in a more prudent approach to provisioning than would otherwise have been adopted".