As a matter of fact, provisions for technical backstopping of the field programme (TCP and SPFS as well as Trust Fund and UNDP projects) had already been included in the 1996-97 budget approved by the Conference (document C95/3, 97, refers).
What matters is diversity of provision, he says.
Respondents also generally agreed that training courses on how to use guidelines, the availability of printed matter, provision of information through professional societies, and available consultancies (such as helplines) to answer questions about the guidelines would also facilitate the use of guidelines in practice.
Cantonal differences in the training of elementary school teachers remained a matter of concern, but provisions for additional training of in-service teachers were good.
In February 2008 the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, commented that "as a matter of fact certain provisions of sharia are already recognised in our society and under our law".
Indeed, distance may matter, as may the country of provision.
Interviews show that distance and the quality of provision still matters among inpatients who cannot afford to seek private care.
On the one hand, our results suggest that size of the health workforce may matter to service provision even at relatively elevated levels of development.
You also praise Democratic members of the House for demanding hearings on the matter since the provision was "approved with little scrutiny".
"The state has a traffic code which sets all the regulations, and there is an explicit provision that says as a matter of state law no lower level of government may duplicate the provisions," he said.
Unlike China, America isn't a signatory to UNCLOS -- thanks to the intransigence of a vocal minority in the US senate, who refuse to ratify the treaty -- but it actually follows its relevant provisions as a matter of customary international law.
