Sentence examples for rare provision from inspiring English sources
A rare provision in San Francisco's business tax code that taxes companies when employees cash in their stock options has caused a stir in this hotbed of fledgling tech companies.
Finally, here's another rare provision that might be included in an NDA and can put your IP at risk.
Upgrading programs have been disappointing, considering the amount of informally occupied land; similarly, property regularization in the land registry offices reveals a lack of political priority and rare provision of public goods and amenities.
These concrete structures have been much criticised but even though they have been minimally cared-for over several decades they still have nobility and – something increasingly precious because it is getting rarer – the provision of space and surface that is open, free, unprogrammed, unconsumed by branding and marketing.
Provision of rare tRNAs has increased RibU production by 7.7-folds and 2.86-fold in minimal medium and rich medium, respectively, while MtrA levels were increased by 1-fold in minimal medium.
It adds: "We will continue to maintain close links with the health service in the rest of the UK and throughout Europe, particularly when it comes to the provision of rare and specialist treatment".
A report by English Heritage said "The building is thought to be the most complete example of this rare form of social provision to survive in England".
In summer 1605 Grant likely stored weapons and ammunition at Norbrook, but he was also to take charge of the provision of rare war horses from the nearby Warwick Castle.
But such provisions are rare.
But such a temperature provision does seem rare, if not unique.
With the failure to meet 2010 targets for halting losses in biodiversity through conservation of rare and endangered habitats, the provision of biophysical maps of ecosystem services at the national level is regarded as a crucial step in setting new targets for biodiversity, which the findings from this work could assist.
