For example, the U.S. copyright provisions, sometimes known as the Chafee provisions (named for former Senator John Chafee), allow special format producers to convert books into Braille, audio, and electronic print (but not large print) for people with vision loss or certain other print-reading disabilities.
Parliament has enacted the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, providing regulations for the abolition of, and penalties for employing, child labour, as well as provisions for rehabilitation of former child labourers.
That is why some of us are supporting an amendment to the children and families bill that would make provision for continuing support for former foster children.
Adoption of this approach has led in some cases to regulations that are too complex for the staff to operate efficiently, or in others to regulations that have been streamlined at the expense of former provisions for discretion.
Some analysts contend that security problems in Mexico would make it difficult for Mr. Calderón to stay, despite the government's provision of an extensive security detail for former presidents.
The study calls for the systematic demobilization of all child soldiers; provision of support for their reintegration, with an emphasis on access to education and vocational training; and strengthening the capacity for provision of appropriate psycho-social care and support for former combatants.
There was no provision for declaring the former addressee deceased.
But what if your employer has gone out of business and hasn't made provisions for providing the necessary tax documents to former employees?
Wolf, who carried out a review of vocational education for former education secretary Michael Gove, says "unstable, inefficient, untenable and unjust" funding that favours apprenticeships and higher education is destroying provision for school-leavers.
International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia.
