After considering the changed circumstances, the Archbishop of Goa, by a provision issued on 20 February 1795, appointed Minguel José Louis Mendes interim vicar of the four sub-districts of Mangalore, Barcoor, Onore and Moolki.
Similarly, a detailed study of the same provision issued by the highly cautious Federal Reserve found that "examination of a sample of corporate tax returns and of survey data provides only limited support for the effectiveness".
Here an important provision was issued that would become known to history as the Statute of Marlborough.
The system would allow the department to use the contractors' record of compliance with safety and building code provisions in issuing or denying permits and to demand that fines be paid before registrations are renewed.
POISON PILL -- When 20percentt of PeopleSoft's shares are acquired, a provision issues millions of additional shares, making it difficult to acquire a majority.
The media regulator said 31% of the complaints about BT were to do with faults, service and provision issues, 25% about the handling of complaints and 22% about billing pricing and charging.
Significant rural to urban migration can complicate the service provision issues.
Eighty-four (87%) of 97 reports described medication provision issues that resulted in patient harm, with n = 13 (13%) of those causing moderate harm or worse.
60 Despite the numerous studies that assessed the impact of the health system and provision issues on ATM, there are very few studies that discuss important policy directions for improving ATM.
The report also outlined service provision issues such as poor coordination of care, lack of communication between health practitioners and patient uncertainty about who is responsible for providing long-term care (Hewitt et al, 2006).
