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Mr. Milton also criticized Canadian authorities for providing less generous financial assistance to Air Canada than airlines south of the border have received from Washington.

The authority was praised by Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector, who named it last year as one of the best two local authorities for providing excellent challenge [pdf], support and intervention to bring about substantial gains in attainment in its schools.

The implementation of the programme was closely monitored by the public health authorities for providing logistics support and for achieving complete coverage.

The authors also gratefully acknowledge the participants who completed the study, schools and teachers involved in participant recruitment and data collection, territorial authorities for providing the GIS datasets, and Chris Ou (Housing New Zealand Corporation) for assisting with the GIS dataset.

The contractors, which include Italy's Salini Impregilo, Belgium's Jan de Nul and Panama's Constructora Urbana, blame ballooning costs on the canal authority for providing flawed geological studies of the terrain.The canal, they say, failed to detect the presence of fault lines despite a seven-year study, which in turn affected the quality of the basalt earmarked for mixing the cement.

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The results will also provide additional information to health authorities responsible for providing and financing rehabilitation services.

The authors also thank the Zambia wildlife Authority (ZAWA) for providing the study animals and their permission to carry out the project in the Kafue Basin game management area.

In the Norwegian democratic welfare state, public authorities are responsible for providing and financing health services [ 10].

Clinical handover, defined as a process of transferring authority and responsibility for providing care of patients from departing caregiver to named recipient, is a basic part of clinical practice.

Last week Israeli President Reuven Rivlin bluntly admitted Israel has "abandoned" the welfare of East Jerusalem residents and he sharply criticized authorities for not providing services.