This is also true for maternity care provision, where it is suggested that the design of the environment can also impact on the experiences and outcomes for birthing women.
Dr Bousted told the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) annual conference in Manchester: "We know that there is a growing crisis in primary school places and we know that the government, for all the money they say they are throwing at the problem, they simply haven't got the mechanism, they haven't got the ability, to plan school provision where it's needed.
To control for this variability, we based our analysis for ART-TYPICAL on the first three ART cycles because this is the typical ART regimen for optimal chances of success and the usual number of cycles covered by subsidized health care provision (where it exists, e.g. National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE), 2004).
And last summer, Food52 grew again, launching its first online shop called Provisions, where cooks could buy products that relate to the recipes and how-to's elsewhere on the site.
But the FA has said it will listen to specific requests, and look to make provisions where possible.
It would behove Geithner to respond to problems identified in its plan with specific reasoning, and publicly adjust provisions where critics have a point.
Similarly, legislation fostering best practices, like claw-back provisions where an executive has to return money, would have been welcomed.
"The FA would listen to any specific requests from the proper channels, and look to make provisions where possible".
That's why we enhanced gift aid provisions, that's we introduce provisions where we can relieve inheritance tax if you leave part of your will to charity.
"They incorporated provisions where the burden of proof was on the accused rather than the state, encouraging violation of fundamental liberties".
