Her father was the local doctor, taking care of, making provision for, bodily need.
Estimates of this future burden are also needed to help providers make provision for this booming population.
We have made provision for this.
The following reasons are given: first, the Treaty makes provision for this.
With no local authorities to plan for crucial things like rising and falling birthrates, for making provision for special educational needs pupils, for English as an additional language learners, for our most disadvantaged children, chaos will surely follow.
Using the intervention mapping method (IM), it is possible to make provisions for the needs of the users and those around them, and to draw upon scientific theory and evidence, in the implementation of protocols and guidelines.
Its progress requires effective regulation of health system that especially makes provision for health needs of inhabitants [12]-[14] [12]-[14]
Governments are scrambling to make provisions for this changing demographic.
The Welsh government has advised all local authorities to assess the housing needs of Gypsies and Travellers and make provision for sites where needed.
In their 80s their costs may rise again because of higher health-care bills or because they have moved to a nursing home.If workers are not required to use all of their pension pot to buy an annuity, it seems sensible to ensure they make provision for their basic needs.
Two of the plan's 12 parts -- making provisions for passengers with special needs and treating travelers bumped from a flight fairly -- already existed in the airlines' written ticket contracts, and another four represented only a small change, according to an audit by the General Accounting Office, a government agency.
