Sentence examples for because of provision of from inspiring English sources
DM intake also improved (P<0.01) because of provision of extra iodine (556.2 versus 448.9 g per day).
One argument against longer unemployment benefits, namely that they decrease search intensity, is weaker in a severe recession: When vacancies are scarce relative to the pool of unemployed workers, any job not taken up by one worker (because of provision of unemployment benefits) is quickly filled by another.
The DWP said it was unable to disclose the names of individuals under review because of provisions of the Social Security Administration Act.
C.D.C. spokesmen have said they were restricted in disclosing information because of provisions of the Federal Emergency Response Act and because the F.B.I. was conducting a criminal investigation.
"But it is better off waiting until the deadline is closer". For Credit Lyonnais, because of provisions of American banking law, that deadline is May 1997.
President Obama's top health care adviser acknowledged on Tuesday that costs could rise in the individual health insurance market, particularly for men and younger people, because of provisions of the landmark 2010 health care measure due to take effect next year.
Obama was interviewed by NBC on Thursday and said he will figure out a way to take care of the many people whose personal healthcare policies have been changed or dropped because of provisions of the healthcare act that set minimum standards for insurance policies.
In an interview on Monday, Representative Bart Stupak, a Michigan Democrat who opposes the Senate bill in part because of provisions related to insurance coverage of abortions, said: "House members will not vote for the Senate bill.
Stock is also the currency of choice for acquirers because of provisions in the accounting code that allow companies that swap stock to report higher earnings after the deal.
CMS has begun focusing resources of the development of new measures of patient outcomes, in part because of provisions in Section 5001 of the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) of 2005 (Public Law 109 171) that require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to begin reporting hospital quality measures of process, structure, outcome, patients' perspective on care, efficiency, and costs of care.
