Sentence examples for provisions associated from inspiring English sources

Under current provisions, associated countries can be those in the process of EU accession, members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), or states previously associated with the last framework programme.

"A copyright agreement is being treated akin to nuclear secrets, with virtually no transparency but for a few leaks that have emerged," he told CBC. "As a policy-making matter, it's enormously problematic – but then the provisions associated with the treaty are even more problematic".

These dynamics emerge because the benefits associated with harvesting biomass for conversion to ethanol – and to a lesser extent the partial carbon benefit of using that ethanol in place of fossil fuels – serve to partially mitigate the net loss in service provision associated with harvesting.

Due to increased expenditure on healthcare there is rapid development in health services provision associated with improved socio-economic conditions.

We found that certain pedestrian-oriented zoning provisions (e.g., crosswalks, bike-pedestrian connectivity, street connectivity, bike lanes, bike parking, and more zoning provisions) were associated with reduced income and/or poverty disparities in rates of public transit use and active travel to work.

Except for crosswalks, all zoning provisions were associated with an 11 16% lower probability of no LTPA.

Having all 12 zoning provisions was associated with a 22% lower probability of no LTPA RRR: 0.78, 95% CI: 0.72 0.83).

Kadyrzhanova and Rhodes-Kropf (2011) find that delay provisions are associated with higher target premiums for firms in non-competitive industries, but not for those in competitive industries.

Simple math shows that without these Affordable Care Act provisions and associated effects on federal net interest payments, the Republican budget falls about $400 billion short of balance in the tenth year.

NNC needs to develop shared vision on the growth of the network It can consider activating some of the adopted by the Board but still not practiced provisions for associated members.

Patients' age, cause of death, place of death and specialist palliative care provision were associated with physical or emotional and financial burden, although these associations were not statistically significant in each of the four countries studied.