But the longer policy omissions delay real progress on emissions pricing, the very small possibility of such a catastrophe creeps up just that little bit more.
Conflicts that involve forest-dependent communities are seldom taken into account when formulating forest policies, an omission that marginalises the poor, especially women, among indigenous communities.
As such, we hope that our research provides a limited response to Schrecker et al's plea for more research on how the acts, policies and omissions of rich, powerful countries affect economic and social rights beyond their borders.
Finally, consistent with these new disclosures and procedures, the commission should clarify that voting inconsistent with these new policies and procedures or omission of such policies and procedures will be considered a breach of the Proxy Voting Rule.
When we met with our attorney, we discovered that our errors & omissions policy in our insurance covered the lawsuit entirely.
Gill is unusual among leading British theatre directors in never having staged a musical and it turns out that the omission is policy rather than coincidence.
He now pays $2,400 a month — enough, he said with frustration, to hire another worker for his business — for a family insurance policy with a glaring omission: It does not cover the $6,000-a-month prescription drugs his wife needs to combat her multiple sclerosis.
The availability and delivery of RH services are affected by national health policies and protocols; the omission of newer, safer and easier to use drugs and procedures from the DRC's RH policies and protocols has affected the availability of RH services at the studied facilities.
Professional-liability insurance, such as "directors and officers" and "errors and omissions" policies, usually covers defence costs in a formal insider-trading investigation.
The second missive was about several omissions of policy areas on the new White House website.
