Sentence examples for form provisions from inspiring English sources

An example of a potential COI involving medical school IRBs was identified in a study in which consent form provisions for compensation for research-related injuries differed when the sponsor was industry compared with nonindustry.

But, as Buddhism developed into a popular religion in its Mahayana ("Greater Vehicle") form, provision was made for the natural human desire for assurance of divine aid.

Sian Chadwick, 45, says the group talked about Israel before moving on to local sixth form provision. "It was good – a really good way to get to know someone and have a proper discussion".

Echoing claims from other headteachers that one of the strengths of rival qualifications is that they are less susceptible to political pressures than A-levels, he added: "IB has also provided some stability within the sixth form provision in times of transition: it is reassuring for pupils and parents to know that changes will be brought through by professional educators.

It said: "We will make it easier for successful and popular specialist schools to establish their own sixth forms, with a strong presumption in favour of their being allowed to do so in areas where there is little sixth-form provision, or where there is overall low participation or attainment".

Plans to close the school were announced in September as part of a shake-up of primary, secondary and sixth-form provision in Swansea.

There were some successes in the form of provisions for bilingual education and affirmative action programs.

In January, a group of members of Congress introduced a series of amendments to the Voting Rights Act, in an effort to resurrect, in somewhat different form, the provisions the Court rejected.

The House bill establishes authority to break up large institutions, but the final form these provisions may take is still unclear.

The form the provision takes has a family likeness, but we should recognise the stripes when we see them.

It is the poverty of support structures and weak institutions in the form of provision and maintenance of basic amenities that often increase the vulnerability of poor regions.