Sentence examples for since provisions from inspiring English sources

For the Co-op, they are hard to boost, since provisions come from profits, and its vaunted model means it cannot speedily raise equity.

Lawyers and trust experts say iron-clad rules are unwise since provisions that once seemed worthwhile may one day no longer be legal or in the trust's best interest.

We run this analysis only for the first and second financial reporting properties (absolute discretionary accruals and correlation between accruals and operating cash flow) since provisions are not important in testing the persistence of earnings and the predictability of earnings.

Integration itself can sometimes provide positive incentives since provision of TB service may improve reputation and income for hospitals [ 9].

Since provision of recombinant ANP32A in media in vitro and intravenously in vivo is sufficient to provide this protective activity 84, the activity is presumed to be extracellular.

Since provision of ART could significantly reduce mortality and morbidity, the MSF operational section of Amsterdam (MSF-OCA) began to introduce HIV care and treatment activities into these programmes.

This is important since provision of HIV services is relatively new to many settings, requires longitudinal rather than acute and episodic care, and may grow increasingly complex with long-term drug toxicities, treatment failure recognition, and regimen changes.

On the other hand, it can be expected that insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) should be involved since provision of anti IGF-I antibodies before meal feeding attenuated a subsequent rise in protein synthesis [ 5], besides its well-recognized effects on muscle cell proliferation and regeneration [ 6- 8].

It drafted the first regulations in China governing such donations and has registered thousands of donors since the provisions went into effect in March.

Iraqi government officials and American analysts have asserted that Mr. Galbraith's dual role during the constitutional negotiations implied a conflict of interest, since the provisions he championed could have increased the value of his own interests.

Rep. Lance Kinzer (R-Olathe), the bill's author, said the amendment was not needed since other provisions of Kansas law address the issue.