This is obviously a massive undertaking, but one in which our individual city model could be useful in providing planners with policies and some degree of expectation as to how goods and services could be provisioned in the event of a catastrophe.
"[Lay] made provisions that, in the event of her death, she wanted her very close friend to take charge of the dog," her attorney, Doug Denmure, said this week.
HuffPost's union contract included language ensuring editorial independence and enhancing newsroom diversity, and had specific provisions for severance in the event of layoffs.
When Casey's borrowed money to buy back shares, the debt included a provision imposing penalties in the event of a change of control.
In both cases, the responsibilities of the sponsor are confined to financial support to aspects of the project and the provision of indemnity in the event of research related injuries.
There are snap-back provisions to restore sanctions in the event of violations.
This was followed (in order of importance) by other factors such as provisions for up scaling in the event of flood, clear orders from immediate supervisors, more responsive superiors, presence of relief organizations and access to rapid external help (Fig. 7).
These range from structural strength to the provision of certain safeguards in the event of crash landings and include design requirements relating to aerodynamics, performance, and electrical and hydraulic systems.
A longer drying process of up to two weeks in the sun follows (with provision for quick covering in the event of rain), again with constant turning.
The need for follow-up medical treatment and for provision of social benefits in the event of future civil disasters must be anticipated, and federal funds must be provided early on to support such programs.
