Tens of thousands of children face being displaced and becoming homeless unless humanitarian contingency plans are put in place by the armies planning to seize back control of Islamic State-held Mosul this winter, a senior UN children's agency official has warned.
Psychologists would say that unless these "contingencies of reinforcement" are changed, it will be hard to control costs.
Who draws up a legal contingency plan unless he believes that the chances of needing it are high?
The column asks, "Who draws up a legal contingency plan unless he believes that the chances of needing it are high?" Since our divorce rate generally is 50percentt, and 60percentt for remarriages, the correct answer to this question should be, "anyone who thinks 50 to 60percentt odds are high".
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Mr. Paterson said that unless the Legislature enacted a contingency plan for the loss of the Medicaid money, he would use those powers to veto all of the lawmakers' additional spending on education, as well as thousands of legislative earmark grants, known a member items.
Associations between model of care and maternal, infant, and clinical factors were examined by contingency table analyses unless otherwise specified.
Unless a contract includes a mortgage contingency, nothing in the law allows for a change in financial circumstances or the lending market to constitute a "right of rescission".
The Pentagon and other government departments will begin drawing up contingency sequestration plans this summer and, unless a resolution seems likely, will have to begin preparations for the cuts in the fall.
Nor, he said, can many buyers legally compel sellers to return the deposits they made, sometimes in the tens of thousands of dollars, unless they have put a so-called "mortgage contingency" into the purchase contract.
All promises to be in love and "true to you forever" are premised on the iron contingency (unlikely or otherwise) that says: unless, of course, I fall in love "forever" with someone else.
