Sentence examples for provision and subject from inspiring English sources

While the primary aim of the app is to offer a resource for local communities to improve access to health services it will also aid us to build a resident-led picture of provision and, subject to its take-up, access to further funding, and additional ethical approval, we will explore the possibility of using the app to location track respondents in relation to their access to healthcare.

L. 104 208, § 2408 e)(5)(A), in introductory provisions substituted ", and subject to section 1681h(a)(1) of this title" for "and proper identification of any consumer".

For exclusively represented employees, these closure days will be handled in accordance with the existing contract provisions and are subject to discussion and/or collective bargaining where applicable.

Grocery store vendors are the second level of provision and are also subject to reviews but street vendors are not regulated thereby falling into the informal category [ 13].

Provision elsewhere is patchy, and subject to the whims or religious convictions of school management or governors.

Notwithstanding any other provision of this section and subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), a State may, from sums available to the State under this section, make incentive payments to local governments in the State upon the permanent closure by such governments of public at-grade railway-highway crossings under the jurisdiction of such governments.

UK HEIs have historically tended to offer a broad range of disciplinary and subject provision.

This article considers the tensions that arise when participative service provision and programmes are subjected to evaluation scrutiny by managerialist bodies.

Brownsville (The St .Louis, Brownsville and Mexico Railway Co). and Tex-Mex (The Texas Mexican Railway Co). are interstate carriers by railroad and subject to the provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act.

While these infrastructures and services are typically (heavily) subsidized in the sense that the full costs of provision are not born directly by the users, their provision and continued operation is often subject to considerations of economic efficiency, at best in addition to considerations of welfare.

Except as otherwise provided and subject to certain applicability provisions, amendment by Pub.