Sentence examples for left provision from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, aside from playing a regulatory role, the Singapore government left provision of PSE in the hands of the private sector and adopted a light-touch approach to PSE development to allow a diverse landscape for meeting the different needs of parents.

The school dates its founding to the death of Robert Beckingham in 1509 who left provision in his will to 'make a free scole at the Towne of Guldford'; in 1512 a governing body was set up to form the school.

A5 Russian Limits on Charities Russia's lower house of Parliament amended legislation intended to increase government control over charities and other private organizations, but left provisions that critics said could pressure groups politically, even forcing them to close.

If we apply the teaching of these and related cases, the family leave provision of the act, 29 U.S.C.

While we leave provision of housing and infrastructure up to private developers, we will never solve the problem.

Lady Greenfield also argues that the insecure nature of science research puts women at a disadvantage: most scientists have to make do with temporary research contracts until they secure a fixed position in their thirties and forties; maternity leave provision is limited; and, for those in cutting-edge research, a career break at that stage can leave them way behind their male peers.

Our paper addresses all three questions in a unified model and then shows the effects of moving from a US minimal maternity leave provision to a more generous provision similar to policies observed in Scandinavia.

This income may be related to employment with little or no maternity leave provision.

If patient contributions are essential, then it would be best for supply and adherence to be controlled centrally and contributions made through co-pays, rather than taking the easier option of leaving provision for these people to the private sector.

As with the maternity leave provisions, family policy continues to tiptoe around joint ownership of parenthood.

The final opinion was narrowly focused on the family leave provisions of the law because those were the provisions at stake in the case at hand, but prior to last week's case, it seemed reasonable to apply the court's conclusions in the 2003 case to the FMLA as a whole.