In an appropriate environment and with suitable planning (e.g. provision of training and credit), investment in irrigation schemes can alleviate poverty both directly and indirectly through stimulation of the rural economy.
A new scheme has been proposed to track vena-contracta with the help of CFD and with a suitable provision in the hardware of orifice meter.
Suitable provisions might include UDHR (1948) Art 17. '(1) Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others.
It also agreed with the recommendation made by the Finance Committee, and accepted by the Director-General, that suitable provision should be made in the 1964 65 Budget for what was in effect a mandatory commitment, and that a provision of $790,000 representing the estimated cost of the two adjustments should be distributed as appropriate among the individual chapters of the Budget.
In the first case, a mother complained that the council failed to provide her son with suitable education provision for nearly two academic years.
In the second case, the ombudsman said the council had failed to provide a primary school-aged boy with suitable education provision after he was excluded, causing him to miss out on full-time education for eight months.
One option is to set a new rent policy linked to a common system of housing credits for people in housing need, aligned to a revised set of local housing allowances with the aim of making suitable provision for all claimants regardless of their tenure.
According to Guardian analysis of Department for Education statistics, just under 4,500 pupils with statutory rights to special needs support were awaiting suitable provision or being home-schooled at the start of the year.
Last March, partially settling a historic, 15-year, multiple-lawsuit battle pitting Kansas schools against Congress, the state supreme court set a national precedent by ruling with Gannon v Kansas that the state inequitably funds public education – the "suitable provision" for which the state constitution has required since a 1960s amendment.
"Some parents of children with autism feel that they have no choice but to educate their child at home because no suitable provision is available, or because they feel the provision that is available is harming their child," Lambert said.
"These potential entrants should be diverted into more suitable provision that meets their needs.
