Sentence examples for provision of death from inspiring English sources

Provision of death certificates may have avoided this extreme variability, which greatly weakens inferences from the data.

Participants' reported that the definitions of the duties of the FHCs and CHCs could be confused, and that there could be delays in services such as school immunisations, investigations of the sources of communicable diseases, and the provision of death certificates because nobody took responsibility for them.

In addition to discordant counts, problems were lack of provision of crude death numbers even when death was an outcome of interest (Cases 1 and 3), imprecision in data entry (Case 4), reporting of deaths under serious adverse events without specification as to whether they were counted as part of the death outcome (Case 4) or the participant flow (Case 7).

With executions suspended after Mr. Hoss returned to office, the campaign against capital punishment found support in Parliament and helped rescind a provision of the death penalty law that called for automatic execution for murders.

"The Court of Appeals is writing on a clean slate," said Barry Kamins, a Brooklyn lawyer who handled a 1998 case in which the court declared unconstitutional a provision of the death penalty law that dealt with plea bargains.

While the Dec. 16 gang rape revived debates about the application of the death penalty for rape and calls for the six accused men to be executed, legal experts believe that the provision of the death penalty is a regressive step.

The provision of a death benefit by the military helps families cover immediate expenses, but a new financial management system must be put in place by the surviving spouse to address the household's needs immediately.

But when the estate tax disappeared so, too, did the Internal Revenue Service provision for date-of-death valuations.

She is the author of hundreds of majority opinions, works of uncluttered prose that include groundbreaking decisions: holding the state accountable for failing to provide the "sound, basic education" its Constitution requires; allowing gay people to adopt their partners' children; striking down provisions of a death penalty statute.

Some of the judges appeared interested in a defense claim that a provision of the 1995 death penalty law improperly coerces jurors to vote for death.

On June 24, the Court of Appeals, New York State's highest court, struck down a central provision of the state death penalty law, effectively suspending capital punishment in state cases.