form: frigdāria, ōrum, a cold larder, provision-room: mercem in frigdaria ferre, Lucil.
The news is full of previously unfamiliar phrases about emergency cold weather provision for rough sleepers "kicking in" when the temperature hits zero.
WASHINGTON — After two days of intense negotiations, the Organization of American States agreed Wednesday to lift a cold war provision that suspended Cuba from the group but also accepted a list of conditions, backed by Washington, that Havana would have to meet before being allowed to return.
That Cold War provision represents the zenith of Presidential power to act in a discriminatory fashion regarding immigration.
The filing of the proposal of application notice is the first step in the planning process, in which organisers lay out exactly what the event will entail, from live music and entertainment to camping and hot and cold food provision.
During the Cold War the provisions of chapter 7 of the UN Charter were invoked only twice with the support of all five permanent Security Council members—against Southern Rhodesia in 1966 and against South Africa in 1977.
The day service centres that are now used are inadequate for older people, too cold, no proper provision for constant heat during the cold spells, too long to travel to the centres for many".
The DDA, Uganda has had a significant impact on dairy hygiene by the introduction of cooling trucks to transport milk from dairy production areas to Kampala City (since 2006), and was planning further developments of the milk cold chain by the provision of milk cooling centres in peri-urban Kampala.
The results presented hot and cold spots of service provision at different spatial scales as well as the trade-offs between the different services.
Once the Higher Education Funding Council for England played with regional scenarios, involving some large-scale mergers, and tried to identify "cold spots" of poor provision – hence the University of Cumbria and Ipswich's University Campus Suffolk.
