On Monday, reporters were given a tour of parts of the compound, including a gym which the group had turned into a dorm-cum-pantry to store their tinned soup and other sparse provisions.
They were forced to endure endless hours in the saddle as well as sparse provisions, primitive way stations, bad weather, wild animals, attacks by Indians and rough roads or no roads at all.
Our role is very much about accessibility and availability in an area of sparse cultural provision," said Gilchrist.
He found the refugee camps to be overcrowded and provisions sparse, and so Mr. Matsumura decided to go home and check on his family's farm in Tomioka.
The sparse comments on the provision in the legislative history persuade me that Congress intended the description of "representatives for the purposes of collective bargaining or the adjustment of grievances" to refer to a category of employer representatives whose selection was exclusively a matter of management prerogative.
Over at Bronzefield, a privatised prison run by Sodexo, the women say that provision is sparse.
The sparse arrangement, with little provision for lighting, has led to suggestions that it was used as stables, however there are no drains which are usually associated with stables.
(d) As the Courts conclusion is directed by §1s text, the rather sparse legislative history of the exclusion provision need not be assessed.
Building the sparse evidence base to inform improvements in current care provision is vital for a number of reasons.
Some studies investigated whether provider characteristics were associated with better informed patients e.g. [ 13, 14], but insight into what promotes or hinders information provision on the hospital level is still sparse.
Advantages of the Bayesian methods include the use of random effects to represent overdispersion, the availability of WinBUGS software for computation, and the provision of smoothed estimates of SMRs based on sparse data.
