Caught by surprise and inadequately warned, residents corralled family members into boats and toward any available elevation, scrambling to save provisions and livestock and heirlooms and pets.
The details will hardly pin you to your seat, but unless we start to grapple with these subtleties, our chances of saving social provision in Britain are zero.
The right policies a flexible labour market, investment and saving incentives, provision of high-quality health care and education—are still essential to making the working-age population more productive.Provided that is done, a change in the population's age structure, due to a drop in mortality and fertility rates, will promote growth.
The Campus SaVE provision requires additional educational training for administrators and students about sexual assault, and requires schools to keep track of domestic violence and stalking in addition to rape and other crimes. .
Others shed baggage brought across half a continent, saving only provisions.
Every year the lives of two million newborn children could be saved by provision of better basic healthcare, the charity says.
We found that substantial numbers of women's lives saved by provision of medical abortion was not always reflected in great reductions in MMRatios, because if women who would otherwise have given birth use these services, the birth rate may alter considerably.
As shown in Fig. 2, the system cost saving from FR provision over a week varies from almost zero in the high net demand conditions to more than 200 £/MW/h in the low net demand conditions.
Sliding glass doors were installed as an energy-saving provision between the kitchen/dining area and the living room.
A cost-saving provision of the 2007 contract meant that temporary and newly hired employees for jobs on the third shift earned half as much as others, despite doing similar work.
