Sentence examples for human provision from inspiring English sources
(2) Stray cats, rely to some extent on human provision (typically rubbish tips).
According to the Wikipedia definition of domestication ('the process whereby a population of animals or plants, through a process of selection, becomes accustomed to human provision and control'), the farmer is the active partner and the crop or livestock the passive.
Nobody seemed to have recognised that what was happening breached every possible humanitarian and human rights provision, including the European Convention on Human Rights (which was held by the House of Lords in June 2007 to apply).
But passage of the human rights provision could spike tensions with Moscow at a time when the United States and Russia already are at odds over issues including missile defense, Syria's civil war and Iran's nuclear ambitions.
First, new reservoir operating rules were adopted to direct e-flow and human water provision, in which the e-flows were allowed to be less than the regulated e-flows following natural flow recession.
"Why in the world would it now have support when Hatch and Wyden is essentially the same except for the addition of a human rights provision?" Levin said.
I grudgingly admit that the lack of any exception in the official Republican position on abortion is logically consistent with the "sanctity of all human life" provision.
But a seemingly uncontroversial human rights provision authored by Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J). is giving the administration serious headaches as it attempts to win over skeptical members of its own party.
Those who did not answer this section of the questionnaire were students or carers who do not work in a human service provision environment.
