The new law eliminates that limit, substituting a provision that the funds' exposure to currency fluctuations may not exceed 30percentt.
Our findings raise the possibility that different health worker cadres may be able to act as substitutes in provision of immunization services.
While traffic control may help, it is not a substitute for adequate provision of transportation supply.
Second, that the other protections provided by biobanks can serve as a substitute for the provision of specific information.
This is particularly true in community and primary care settings, where the developments in nursing and the creation of new roles are driven by organisational needs to extend and substitute for medical provision, supplement existing nursing services and work across secondary and primary care [ 29].
A review of sixteen case studies of such partnerships from across nine states in India has however revealed that successful partnerships have been with private, not-for-profit organizations and that partnership with the private sector is not a substitute for the provision of health services by the public sector [ 25].
Furthermore, in the spring of 1948 he helped defeat a Republican-sponsored measure to inhibit the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program, substituting instead a provision for independent action on the part of the Tariff Commission.
The reigning ideologues in Washington — not only in the White House but also in the Republican congressional leadership, in the faction that dominates the Supreme Court, and in the conservative press and think tanks — believe in free markets, individual initiative, and private schools and private charity as substitutes for public provision.
Even land-poor Type 2 families would only have to convert 5 15 % of their tavy land to commercial crops to substitute for self-provisioning.
In hospitals and other tertiary services, the objective of reducing or stopping the growth of fixed costs often led to substituting the internal provision of some services with external contracting.
