Sentence examples for compensatory provision from inspiring English sources
A recent report by Ofsted on access and achievement in English schools found that 16-year-olds who failed to achieve proficiency in literacy and numeracy had only a one-in-seven chance of doing so by the age of 18. "It's not that our education system is failing right across the board, it's that we are not very good at the compensatory provision between 16 and 19," Husbands said.
What compensatory provisions will be made for them?
"A municipality may not, as White Plains sought to do, impose a host of compensatory provisions on one service provider without placing any on another," Chief Judge John M. Walker Jr. wrote for the unanimous three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Two key interventions commonly used in the clinical setting to improve vision in hemianopia are visual scanning compensatory training and provision of prisms.
With regard to negotiated uses on the other hand, the navigation of licensing practices should be facilitated and universalised through pro-rata protocols including provisions against royalty stacking or even prefabricated licensing provisions encompassing ex post compensatory liability rules.
"This provision does not include or reflect potential penalties and compensatory damages that may be imposed by US DoJ, which may be substantial," Stevenson said.
This is not a coincidence: compensatory award structures are largely tax driven, and the Code provisions applicable to token-based awards are the same as those applicable to traditional equity-based awards.
As a counterpoint, informal care can be incentivised through the provision of non-means tested pensions for older people, and compensatory disability and caregiver benefits [ 4, 48].
Finally, the mechanisms of compensatory growth, including possible increases in the cuckoo chicks' signaling of need for parental provisioning following egg tossing, still remain to be elucidated.
Under a little-known contract provision titled "Extreme Temperature Procedures," unionized workers at branches of the New York Public Library can accrue compensatory time when the temperature inside dips below 68 degrees for a couple of hours.
