Sentence examples for provision of schedule from inspiring English sources

Recent restrictions in the Drug Enforcement Administration regulations with regard to the provision of Schedule II controlled substances [ 60, 61], along with rare but high-profile prosecutions of pain-treating physicians [ 62, 63], have highlighted the need for continued care in prescribing these agents.

Phumipamorn et al. demonstrated that the provision of scheduled meetings with a pharmacist alongside with the physician's appointment increased adherence significantly compared with usual care.

However, organised recruitment strategies (the approach typically taken in the United Kingdom, which involves systematic recruitment and follow-up, the provision of scheduled appointments for screening), and personalised invitation approaches (for example, from a general practitioner) seem to show consistent benefits over opportunistic approaches to screening.

It is urged that I should be flexible in my approach to the provisions of Schedule 21 - which I am.

(3) Where a person is detained under this paragraph the provisions of Part I of Schedule 8 (treatment) shall apply.

The example used here is an assessment involving the marking of a Primary Care case based essay, an assignment where stringent attempts have previously been made to ensure standardisation of instructions to students and markers and the provision of a detailed marking schedule (see [ 3] for details of the marking schedule).

Indeed, children's advocates look forward to September, when this provision of the law is scheduled to go into effect.

British officials interrogated me under the controversial schedule 7 provision of the Terrorism Act 2000 – the same provision recently used to chilling effect to detain David Miranda.

In 1969 the disadvantage experienced by single persons was reduced by the provision of a completely separate rate schedule for them, which created a "marriage penalty" that taxed married couples at a relatively higher rate.

Mahatma Gandhi objected to the provision of separate electorates for the Scheduled (formerly "untouchable") Castes, which in his view separated them from the whole Hindu community.

Full-time to meet parents' work schedules (limited provision of extended hours) Compulsory?