Sentence examples for maintenance provision from inspiring English sources

The legislature did not stop, however, with repeal of the mandatory resale price maintenance provision of the law.

The Eco-DRR (ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction) is attracting attention as infrastructure that substitutes "gray" or built infrastructure, owing to its attractive characteristics such as lower costs of introduction and maintenance, provision of various ecosystem services, and local community development, among others.

In the PTTMAM, the infrastructure provider also is responsible for maintenance provision.

We identify causes of nosocomial transmission of tuberculosis in health workers, inadequate: preventative maintenance, provision, purchase / allocation, needs boxes, distribution and use of N95 respirators (R-N95) misuse of natural ventilation, overcrowding.

We use this term because we see an analogy between traditional library functions such as acquisitions, cataloging, maintenance, provision of access, and "weeding" of materials and the functions that appear to be needed for CDS content management.

BP's recent history in the gulf and previous history in Alaska indicate serious problems with its decision making, evaluations, equipment maintenance, provisions for technical failures, and honest communication with government officials and the public.

Between one-fourth and one-third of distance family caregiving includes coordination of care provision, maintenance of elder independence, and socialization for the elder (Wagner 1997; NAC 2004).

We had good social housing, quality education at both school and university level funded by generous maintenance grant provision and full employment in pensionable jobs.

He added that while the yield maintenance penalty provision can be negotiated somewhat at the inception of the loan, such negotiation normally results in a higher interest rate.

The functions of the U.S. counties vary from state to state, but in most states they include law enforcement, judicial administration, road construction and maintenance, the provision of public assistance to the needy, and the recording of legal documents.

Market instruments such as Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) emerged as a concept to compensate and encourage landowners to improve land management practices for the maintenance and provision of ecosystem services.