(a)General Provisions for Offset.
(49) Member States should ensure that the purpose and scope of any licence granted as a result of mechanisms of collective licensing with an extended effect, as well as the possible uses, should always be carefully and clearly defined in law or, if the underlying law is a general provision, in the licensing practices applied as a result of such general provisions, or in the licences granted.
After Title VIII's partial provisions for education, the title concludes with a "General Provisions" section that is a mishmash of qualifiers and addenda.
These countries include member states that specify a hierarchy of family members to be contacted, such as Belgium, Hungary, The Netherlands and Norway, as well as countries with more general provisions, such as Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Spain and Sweden, where there must be a close relationship between the subject and their representative.
There may be other information elements that should be offered as part of a broader, general provision of information, but these should be made available in second and further layers of the information provision process.
The use of the specific in the one statute cannot fairly be read as imposing a limitation upon the general provision in the other statute.
The presence of disease in the camp outside Quebec, especially smallpox, took a significant toll on the besiegers, as did a general lack of provisions.
The specimens were tested as per the general provisions in Eurocode 4 [Eurocode 4. Design of composite steel and concrete structures. Part 1.1. General rules and rules for buildings].
