Sentence examples for established provision from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it compares this informal development in sentencing with recent legislation in the UK (and more established provision in the United States) designed to outlaw hate crimes.

Whereas the Nuremburg Code establishes provision for terminating an intolerable intervention in a research setting, the Declaration of Helsinki, the World Medical Association's statement of principles for medical research, details further the right to withdraw by adding that there must be no reprisal for such termination.

Finally, a state is required to fulfill the right to health by establishing "provision of health care… and to adopt measures against environmental and occupational health hazards and against any other threat as demonstrated by epidemiological data [ 19]".

Negotiators know this, and it remains incumbent upon them to establish provisions (the language of all current points of agreement remains undisclosed) to reduce the possibility of aftershocks.

The purpose of the Genetic Integrity Act number 351/2006 [ 44] is to establish "provisions on restrictions on the use of certain biotechnology developed for medical purposes and on certain legal effects of such use".

But the established presence provision is being removed, so all students will need to show they can support themselves for up to nine months or the full length of their course, whichever is shorter.

Based on the current and previous findings, the link between cockroaches and nosocomial infection has been established warranting provision of an effective and integrated pest management system.

The natural experiment methodology has the advantage of allowing comparisons of the two approaches without altering already established routine provision of care.

The methodology of a natural experiment has the main advantage of allowing comparisons of the two approaches without altering already established routine provision of care.

To evaluate and inform emergency supply of prescription-only medicines by community pharmacists (CPs), including how the service could form an integral component of established healthcare provision to maximise adherence.

The realistic and achievable answer is that we must make provision and establish protections such that the existence of racism is severely curtailed and contained so that it does not infect our daily lives and people no longer live in fear in the streets and in their workplaces.