Yet there's no rhetoric or repetition to aid the reader, nor, in the UK at least, are there often purpose provisions, examples or diagrams to elucidate the meaning.
A provision of the penal code makes it a crime to use ethnic or religious symbolism for political purposes, provisions that have been used to shut down Islamist political parties.
Conversely, when the share of NPLs is above an historical average typically, during a recession banks may set aside a lower level of general-purpose provisions.5 At the beginning of a recession, the ratio of non-performing loans typically increases, but that change is compensated by a lower need to set aside general-purpose provisions.
They are owned by private charities to deliver a declared charitable purpose: the provision of affordable rented housing.
Over the past seven years, the LTU had a mechanical redesign and several firmware updates for the purpose of provision of a robust operation and precision timing signal.
For a reliable future use of computer-based self-ratings for clinical and scientific purposes, the provision of comprehensive instructions to patients, e.g. with training videos or other methods, might be essential.
This tool is developed in Python and integrates with OrderIT for the purpose of provisioning phone numbers on campus.
Before the end of the 9-month period beginning on December 19 , 1991 the Bureau, after consultation with each agency referred to in section 4309(a) of this title and public notice and opportunity for comment, shall prescribe regulations to carry out the purpose and provisions of this chapter.
You are raising the issue of classification -- the question of how meaningful or useful it is to classify experiences into different categories for various purposes, the provision of help being one.
Remote patient interactions via telephone and videoconferencing may serve a range of purposes, including provision of patient advice, patient assessment, and triage to different care pathways.
