The first question pertained to whether the EC concept of "provision of services" covers the transmission, via cable network operators established in one Member State, of television programs supplied by a broadcasting body established in another Member State, even if that body established itself there in order to avoid the legislation applicable to domestic broadcasters in the receiving State.
The economic theory of collective action is based on the concept of provision of public goods through collaboration.
Again, this common background might represent an existing schema (already learned when liabilities were introduced) to which the new concept of provisions can be linked.
Kuo and Ke (2015) developed queueing model for a repairable multi-component machining system by including the concepts of spare provisioning, switching failure and unreliable server.
2. Ratesetter – Also London-based, Ratesetter was the first to introduce the concept of a "provision fund" into P2P lending.
Target-driven standards in areas of health care with a high political profile appear to be replacing the concept of universal provision, which warrants quantifying outcomes of health care.
Target-driven standards in areas of health care with a high political profile appear to be replacing the concept of universal provision and clinical need; this major change in clinical care warrants a re-evaluation of health care outcomes.
This study explores the causes of household food waste from this perspective, drawing from practice theory and the concept of systems of provision.
The PHT lithic record provides an opportunity to evaluate the relationship between wetland size and occupation span by applying Kuhn's (1995) concept of technological provisioning.
Many private practitioners in BRIC and Western countries use it to complement other treatment concepts in the provision of dental care to their clientele (Brazil, Japan, Netherlands, UK, USA).
