Future improvement in child mortality statistics will depend on provision of sound information to guide treatment and referral practice, to community health workers (CHWs; village health team volunteers) who are the first point of contact with sick children in Uganda.
However, control also depends on provision of vaccination services and community participation at the intermediate level of social resilience.
Jackson Whaley might also one day have to depend on another provision of the health care reform law that forbids health insurance companies from denying coverage for children with pre-existing conditions.
A "While a precise answer would depend on the provisions of the cooperative's governing documents, the policy described is not uncommon in co-ops where some nonpurchasing rent-regulated tenants continue to occupy some apartments," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer.
But to see where this crisis is biting hardest, you might want to start with social housing: the accommodation rented by those several million Britons who can't afford to pay the market rate for their roof, and so depend on subsidised provision.
Finally, a progressive income tax is sometimes said to have an adverse effect on investment, especially in the case of risky ventures, but this has been shown to depend on the provisions a tax law makes for allowing investors to write off their losses.
All these benefits critically depend on the provision of a suitable ontology (ies).
The delivery of a stable or positive trend in the EFBI will depend on the provision of sufficient funding to appropriately designed and implemented AES.
The usual estimates of risk associated with BAC derived from case-control studies depend on the provision of driver BAC for virtually all case (crash-involved drivers) and control (drivers on the road) samples.
So the availability of such principles is compatible with Dancy's canonical formulation of particularism, according to which, "the possibility of moral thought and judgement does not depend on the provision of a suitable supply of moral principles" (Dancy 2004: 7).
