Sentence examples for provision in use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huang, 45, who says he is not guilty, is being prosecuted under an economic espionage provision in use for only the seventh time.

(Ibid., 80-1) {§6.7} [A serious mistake in my account in Language, Truth and Logic] was my assumption that philosophical analysis consisted mainly in the provision of 'definitions in use'.

The current study confirms that simple provision of LED phototherapy, a photo radiometer, and provision of standardised training in use of existing guidelines, can result in a 33%% reduction in ET among outborn neonates, and a reduction of ET of 68 % at one hospital treating inborn neonates, and no reduction at the other.

In particular we examine the extent to which new technologies are being used to contribute to a reduction in operating costs in the UK and Japan and whether these developments point to a future model for sustainable flexible service provision in developing countries, using India as an example.

Erie County Executive Chris Collins, who remains in office until Dec. 31, has asked the county legislature to insert a provision in the budget using $6 million in stimulus funds and additional cuts to welfare programs to upgrade the polar bear exhibit at the Buffalo Zoo, the Buffalo News reports.

The introduction of the service provided an opportunity to: 1) undertake a longitudinal study of antenatal care provision and use in a district hospital in rural Kenya and 2) investigate the perceptions and experiences of healthcare providers and pregnant women in a low-resource setting regarding the use of US in antenatal care and, more specifically, the effects of estimating GA accurately.

In the following section we formulate the coordinated resource provisioning in CCM using a heuristic coordinated approach.

The study also shows the need for more dialogue concerning eligibility requirements, rights, and the limitations for patients in the provision and use of HMV in private homes.

CAMbrella involved 9 work packages covering issues such as the definition of CAM; its legal status, provision and use in the EU; and a synthesis of international research perspectives.

The study also shows the need for more dialogue concerning eligibility requirements, rights, and limitations of patients in the provision and use of ventilatory support in private homes.

"The E.P.A. has invoked a little-used provision in the Clean Air Act and used it to justify creation of a new energy economy," Mr. Lin told the judges.