Sentence examples for example provisions from inspiring English sources

However, ceasefire agreements often include humanitarian considerations relating to economic, social and cultural rights (for example provisions relating to the delivery of aid).36 Making the human rights aspects of these provisions explicit could be a reasonable way of placing more direct human rights obligations on NSAGs in a position to fulfil subsistence rights.

For example, provisions would extend the age of a child's coverage on their parents' insurance to 27 years old, so that those millions of unemployed 20-somethings can rest easy as they eagerly pursue jobs.

For example, provisions should ensure that reactive materials are adequately isolated from each other; that plant infrastructure is hardened against attack; and that mitigation systems sufficient to suppress, neutralize, and contain hazards are ready should vessels be breached.

For example, provisions in the regulatory coherence and transparency chapters appear to tightly specify how policy should be made, and may interact with the investment chapter to provide further grounds for investor-state disputes [ 52].

Italy's 2015 budget offered an example: provision for welfare spending intended to ease the passage of the Renzi government's controversial labour market reform.

Table 1 Water-related ecosystem services (modified from: Smith et al. 2006; Greiber 2009) Type of service Description Example Provisioning services Direct supply of food and non-food products depending on water flow 1. Access to freshwater 2. Agricultural production 3. Livestock production 4. Fisheries and marine products 5. Production of hydro-electric power 6.

The interventions thus also include, for example, provision of practical/social support at the employment office, and further medical investigations.

Nurses in Uganda undertake a range of tasks that were formerly the responsibility of doctors, for example, provision antiretroviral therapy.

acute (that is, medically defined as something with a rapid onset sometimes representing severe disease); chronic; minor problem or symptoms; prevention (for example, malaria protection advice for travel); or process of care (for example, provision of a medical certificate).

Agricultural "productivity safety nets," for example, provision of seeds and fertilizers; public goods such as education, extension services and innovative approaches can provide significant support to farmers and rural households.

Certain facility characteristics associated with better retention in care have been reported from paediatric programmes in sub-Saharan Africa (29), for example, provision of nutritional support, early infant diagnosis, HIV support groups, and home-based care.