Sentence examples for provisions can be considered from inspiring English sources

In Florida, violating these provisions can be considered a felony; in Tennessee, it is a misdemeanor.

Violating these provisions in Florida can be considered a felony.

Hence, the existing code provisions for asymmetric buildings can be considered adequate for the same constructed by RC, only if the strength deterioration in RC structural elements can be minimized through adequate reinforcement detailing.

The provision of health care services can be considered the sum of doctor-patient interactions which occur in an organizational and social context and within a system of infrastructure [ 2].

It was argued that this variation results from the availability of ventilated beds, with higher incidences apparent in countries with greater provision, emphasizing that this condition can be considered the result of intensive care intervention or, as one speaker put it, 'physician-induced lung injury'.

Another strand of the literature discusses whether the parallel provision of services by the two sectors can be considered an important cause of inefficiencies and waste of resources (cf. for example [11 14]).

By using such enterprise provisioning profiles, sensitive data stored on iPads can be considered secure.

The actual coverage among people with adequate accessibility to the service can be considered to measure provision-specific coverage.

Introduction Resilient provision of Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) data can be considered as a key element of the e-Navigation strategy developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

For those postdocs who are fully engaged in degree-granting programs such as a master's in public health, stipends can be considered as scholarships under the provisions of Section 117.

That said, since SIAs tend to be additional to the provision of routine health services, the majority of costs incurred can be considered as incremental rendering these distinctions less relevant.