Sentence examples for provisions to respond from inspiring English sources

Planning has included provisions to respond to a major attack, including one with chemical, radiological or biological weapons, one official said.

In the US, federal and state governments have enacted new legislation and regulatory provisions to respond to problems created by concentrated animal production, with an emphasis on eliminating water pollution.

"If the court holds that the state can invoke its police powers to violate core constitutional provisions to respond to an emergency that, arguably, the state itself created, then aren't we giving the state the power to modify its contractual obligations whenever it wants?" Thomas asked Illinois Solicitor General Carolyn Shapiro during oral arguments.

And, as Mr Blair has argued umpteen times before, it was not just the inadequate funding of the past that was the problem, but the inability of monopolistic provision to respond to consumer needs.

These provisions were created to respond to localised depletion and to provide for the use and management practices of Māori (New Zealand's Indigenous People).

"Long-term and appropriately resourced psychosocial service provision is required to respond to locally identified needs of people in the recovery process in Sierra Leone," advises Dr. Shanahan.

New models of chronic care provision have been developed to respond to the changing burden of disease and there is already considerable practical experience in several different countries showing their advantages but also the difficulties associated with their implementation.

Another provision requiring advisory panels to respond to all public comments would encourage commenters to bombard panelists, preventing the panels from finishing their work, said Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson (D TX), the top Democrat on the House science committee.

Although there are no apparent risks in administering the survey, either physical or psychological, provision has been made to respond to those children who are identified as being distressed.

"It is now appropriate to modernise provisions concerning loss of citizenship to respond to current terrorist threats..

The provision of an internet option to respond to a paper questionnaire may be another potential method to increase the response rate to population-based studies if prospective respondents prefer one administration mode over the other.