Sentence examples for provisions on how from inspiring English sources
It goes beyond punitive measures and includes provisions on how to strengthen public institutions and private entities against corrupt practices.
But the Environmental Protection Agency also issued a draft rule Tuesday on a "renewable fuels standard," including provisions on how much carbon dioxide can be released in the production of ethanol and other biofuels.
But these policies make no provisions on how the doctors and nurses working in rural areas can access such opportunities.
"Following consultation with the relevant authorities, the company has imposed restrictions on travel in the region and continues to work with employees to promote awareness of the disease, including the provision of information on how it is transmitted and the signs and symptoms.
The provision of guidance on how to report suicides at hotspots has also been subject to limited testing.
Also mentioned, without elaboration under this section, is the provision of guidance on how to develop policies for antivirals and vaccine.
The majority of HSP give male condoms to young people either upon request by young people themselves or as part of the provision of advice on how to avoid STI, HIV and unwanted pregnancy prevention.
In addition to provision of information on how to minimise the risk of falls, concepts of persuasion, credibility and modelling in their delivery of the message were identified as ways to influence their peers' perceptions.
Knowing that children can be very effective in changing behaviours within their broader communities, we also support school-based sanitation and hygiene initiatives through the provision of guidance on how to improve sanitation facilities in schools and to develop and implement effective hygiene promotion in classes.
Depending on how one phrases the question, the provision has somewhere from 70 to 99percentt (yes) support.
If I had a terminal illness, I would want to make provisions and have discussions on how to prepare the children.
