(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.
This means that minority groups should benefit from the general human rights provisions under the ICCPR and the special provisions for minorities in Article 27.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights influenced the human rights provisions of the subsequent Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe; the provisions are commonly referred to as the Helsinki Accords.
In addition, Mr. Gore has repeatedly called for inserting enforceable labor, environmental and human rights provisions into the fabric of future trade agreements, rather than relegating such provisions to unenforceable side agreements.
Human rights provisions in particular are general and abstract.
There will be plenty of windy Euro-rhetoric: clauses on human rights, provisions on common citizenship, a chapter on employment.
Israel bases its position, which is contrary to fundamental human rights provisions and international law, on its right to preserve its Jewish ethnic-religious supremacy.
She led a broad coalition of groups who successfully argued for strong, inclusive equality and human rights provisions to be included in the Good Friday agreement of 1998.
The court, while primarily an organ of the convention, nonetheless has jurisdiction to interpret the human rights provisions of other treaties, including those of the OAS Charter.
Those steps include the disposal of paramilitary weapons, a greater reduction in British troops in the province, a new police force with more balanced membership among Roman Catholic and Protestant officers and new human rights provisions.
