"There is a clear public interest in tackling online abuse and 'trolling'," the Law Commission notes, "but this must be done through clear, and predictable legal provisions".
Generally, staging models imply that natural history of the disorder moves through a predictable temporal progression, and provision of stage-appropriate treatment can modify such course.
Additionally, based on the results of available flexural tests, crack widths at service load levels were evaluated and found to be within presently accepted limits for highway bridge structures, and were predictable using current AASHTO provisions.
"Improved access to adequate, predictable and sustainable financial resources... and the provision of new and additional resources". Yes - kind of.
Back in the 1980's Congress decided to act responsibly, making early provision for a crisis that, though predictable, was still 30 years away.
This often includes predictable public transport options, the restoration of neighbourhood parks and the provision of quality services.
Dunlop, Coyte and McIsaac have shown that despite Canada's provision of universal healthcare, socioeconomic status still plays a predictable role in the use of physician services [ 7].
The result is a predictable rush among Washington lobbyists to get their favorite tax provisions included in the legislative language, with everyone from high-tech corporations to automakers arguing that after years of higher productivity, they now need a break.
The bill's aim is to deliver "more timely and predictable" decisions on infrastructure projects which are key to economic growth, energy provision, quality of life and tackling climate change.
