That includes "early years" provision such as children's centres, which have already been squeezed.
Research calls for new levels of provision, such as child-friendly visiting centres, to be made for youngsters with fathers or mothers in jail.
Their constitutional protections for minorities show that a blanket uniformity of provision – such as Evel mimicking Scottish votes for Scottish laws – does not ensure fairness of treatment.
Contracting out is the mechanism by which workers opt to replace part of their state pension entitlement with private provision, such as a personal pension or company scheme.
And nothing in the record indicated that Swedish Match would have agreed to a different provision, such as a break-up fee.
Nature-based solutions provide a variety of benefits in growing cities, ranging from stormwater treatment to amenity provision such as aesthetics.
Ratification would mean that the UK government would have to bring its provision, such as the one cited above relating to specialist support services, into force through domestic policy and legislation.
One option would have been a general anti-avoidance provision, such as that which operates in Australia, where accountants have to prove that financial schemes are not just designed to reduce tax but have a genuine business purpose.
Community Development: (CD) encompasses a wide range of community based activities and social service provision such as low income housing development, vocational education and counseling, after-school programs, adult literacy programs, financial services, and more.
In this context, it would be anomalous to presume that an isolated provision (such as the expropriation exception on which respondent relies) is of purely prospective application absent any statutory language to that effect.
Others, like antidiscrimination or its alternative, the anti-subordination principle, are rooted in some specific provision such as the Equal Protection Clause, and are meant to give further content to those provisions.
