Professor Hough said he would like runoff provisions, for instance.
Its intellectual property provisions, for instance, don't address the genuine problems of piracy on the part of some Asian firms, but do impose needless restrictions promoted by the drug industry on dissemination of affordable medicines in developing countries.
Introduce rudimentary security provisions for instance, recognized in all your Ruby interfaces however, and the next thing you know, you're re-writing a thousand lines of auto-generated Ruby code for every table your application negotiates.
Take the biologics provision, for instance.
The Australian Medical Students Associationn, which represents 17,000 medical students around the country, warned the secrecy provisions would punish doctors "for undertaking professional obligations and reporting breaches in health care and service provision, for instance reporting child sexual abuse to the public".
As Elliott explains: "The way we set up the medical provision for instance is that we go above and beyond that which we are required to do, and certainly that which the boxing authorities would have in place".
The government will proceed with most of the equipment plans for which it had already made provision – for instance restoring the carrier and maritime patrol aircraft capabilities that were lost in 2010, continuing with plans to buy around 48 F-35 aircraft over the next decade, and equipping the army for rapid strike.
The indicators that were used in our approach to link agricultural and forest activities to EGS provision, for instance, are more general than we would have liked, and indicators that allow for a more comprehensive illustration of the feedbacks between EGS would certainly improve our modeling results (e.g., van Oudenhoven et al. 2012; Müller and Burkhard 2012).
A provision, for instance, offered by Democratic Senators Ted Kaufman of Delaware and Sherrod Brown of Ohio would have forced the nation's megabanks to shrink.
Finally, teleradiology can benefit from merging with PACS/RIS, thus allowing a shift from shared data to shared workflow [ 22] and increasing the flexibility of provision, for instance through the use of out-of-hours services.
For example, some felt that the DAM's consideration of the different types of STI service that may be available in a locality was over-simplified and that it did not capture the variability in service provision, for instance between different GUM clinics and between different general practices.The 'reductionist' criticism also applied to the DAM's inputs and outputs.
