Sentence examples for former provisions from inspiring English sources
Adoption of this approach has led in some cases to regulations that are too complex for the staff to operate efficiently, or in others to regulations that have been streamlined at the expense of former provisions for discretion.
Regarding the former, information provision has been found to have an association with care experiences and it is hypothesized that information about new medication will have a positive association [ 1, 17, 18].
Imperial British authorities were certainly not slow to impose such laws on the lands they occupied, and they were often imported directly from home; in several former British colonies such provisions are numbered 377 in the legal code, indicating their common source.
The former states that no provisions in the recommendations should be construed as justification for trade restrictive measures while the latter recognizes the important role of trade as a determinant of alcohol consumption [ 135, 136].
The reason is that this provision forces former employees to exercise their options while the company is still private and the true value unknown.
But some current and former lawmakers said the provision would lift restrictions on what Mr. Cuomo is able to do after the Legislature passes the budget.
Like in many of the models of housing provision, the former would be financed in full through user fees, in line with the self-financing theorem proposed in the economic literature on (toll) roads [48, 69].
Although health service provision in former conflict areas have vastly improved, there are still significant gaps in mental health care.
The primary instruments of the former have been the provision of interim care at reception centres, Amnesty Certificates, and reinsertion packages to former abductees who report to the centres or to the Amnesty Commission [ 13].
