Sentence examples for contingency provisions from inspiring English sources
It has also drafted a decree enabling it to enact no-deal contingency provisions drawn up by the European commission.
"To meet this we need to reduce the construction costs and also reduce some contingency provisions," said Professor Motojima.
That is this case: Congress specified that Exchanges should be established and run by the states, but the contingency provision permits federal officials to act in place of the state when it fails to establish an Exchange.
The premium tax credit calculation subprovision later specifies certain conditions regarding state-run Exchanges, but that does not mean that a literal reading of that provision somehow precludes its applicability to substitute federally-run Exchanges or erases the contingency provision out of the statute.
With a contingency provision of another £2.2m and our total investment will reach £100m".
However, as Judge Davis points out in his Fourth Circuit concurring opinion, "[w]hen a state elects not to establish an Exchange, the contingency provision authorizes federal officials to establish and operate 'such Exchange'....".
Since most construction loans have a contingency provision a cost over run may be paid for using that provision.
Due to the earlier contingency planning, we have provision in place to allow us access to up to 150 coaches in and around Madrid.
Credit Suisse said it was ready to open on Monday because of its contingency planning, including "the provision of accommodations and transportation for essential New York staff".
By October 2009, a cable reported that "leaders in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are pressing hard for NATO Article 5 contingency planning for the Baltic states," referring to the mutual defense provision of the NATO treaty.
Contingency planning should, therefore, be multi-faceted, involving a robust health command structure, the facility to expand critical care provision in terms of space, equipment and staff and cohorting of affected patients in the early stages.
