It may be that the correct way of understanding the provision, under the rules of the legal system, is that only if Y had attained 21 when X died does he have a right to the money.
Various studies, carried out both in Spain and in other European countries, have reported that immigrant women attend antenatal sessions later and less frequently than do local women [ 15- 17].The geographic origin of the women could also lead to communication difficulties, both in expressing their wishes and in understanding the provision of EA, at the moment of delivery.
Accordingly, it is paramount that boards prepare for and monitor developments in proxy access, including, understanding the provisions that are emerging as typical, as well as the role of institutional investors and proxy advisory firms.
Americans were persuaded to take out loans without understanding their provisions, based on deceitful projections of their homes' future worth.
Accurate and quantitative description of spatial pattern of urban greenspace and its change over time is crucial for understanding ecosystem service provision and urban sustainability.
We were building the engine prior to the launch of data.gov.uk, and so for understanding the existing provision, I looked at data sites from the U.S. and Australia - data.gov and data.australia.gov.au - to get an idea of how their categories and terminology might map to UK vocabulary.
For example, as noted above, the DN model connects understanding with the provision of information about nomic expectability the idea is that understanding why an outcome occurs is a matter of seeing that it was to be expected on the basis of a law.
Distinguishing attributes of cultural divisions, services and infrastructure is important in understanding health service provision.
19 This paper reports on research with parents and professionals with the aim of understanding why the provision of free HS vitamins has not resulted in higher levels of use among low income families in England.
