Beyond the human cost, however, ineffective commissioning and provision of housing support costs the public purse.

She was opposed to municipal provision of housing, believing it to be bureaucratic and impersonal.

It became involved in campaigns over the provision of housing and social services during the sixties.

These included the provision of housing, capacity for efficient transport, and the demand for public open spaces.

He became an advocate of the rights of tenants to purchase their properties and of the provision of housing for the working classes.

The provision requires broker reporting to be consistent with amounts reported on uncorrected returns which are eligible for the safe harbor.

Pension provision requires a long-term perspective.

Adequate provision requires all-weather surfaces, floodlighting for winter after-school activities, proper fencing where public rights of way clash with childprotection considerations, and so forth.

Interpretation of this section has found that this provision requires that all statutes and delegated legislation be in both languages and be of equal force.

The provision requires non-union employees to pay a fair share fee to cover the costs of the union's collective bargaining activities.

That meaning was best achieved by reading the relevant provisions of the treaties directly.

If the effect of the relevant provisions taken as a whole was to produce a different order of priorities than prescribed by insolvency law, they had to be void.

The completion certificate said that 'after taking all reasonable steps, the building work carried out complied with the relevant provisions'.

In preparation, students participate in client conference calls, draft relevant provisions and mark up opposing provisions.

Accordingly, the reasonable practicability test which permeated the relevant provisions was not confined to physical or technical considerations.

The default service provision was that set out in regulation 3(3)(b)(i) which had the character of personal service upon an authorised officer.

Partly because customers like you are so exasperated with uneven service provision?

The new advisers will help customers with billing, service provision and customer support.

Lower grants translate to poorer service provision, with cuts to all areas from rubbish collections to mealson-wheels.

Those concerned with redistribution would also be harsh to fault much of what happened with public service provision.

Special provision will be made in the event of goalkeeping crises.

Others make special provision for those with particular educational needs.

This special provision expires after the year 2000.

Special provision must be made for them, but the broad outlines of the reforms are sound.

Education law even had to be tweaked to allow the university to offer it to all schools, with a special provision written into a 2005 act.

No specific provision was made for historic or cold cases.

Apart from any specific provision in the lease that says as much, this will be a trespass.

Finally, there was specific provision relating to living accommodation.

Only a few require specific provision; more frequently, they try to integrate with the college.

Written tenancy agreements almost always include a specific provision that the landlord will not interfere with the 'quiet enjoyment' of the property by the tenant.

Provided there was no statutory provision to the contrary, the facts were dictated by common sense.

By section 4 our senior courts can, as they did in this case, issue a 'declaration of incompatibility' in respect of a statutory provision.

Neither statutory provision allows a leaseholder to withhold payment until after the accounts are checked.

It would be desirable for parliament to clarify the law by express statutory provision.

The central question in the appeals was whether the conditions attached to the shares fell within the scope of the statutory provision conferring the exemption.

Your officials should cite the relevant treaty provisions, and important court cases, and list the many directives and regulations in each chapter of the review.

Despite worldwide condemnation and the existence of treaty provisions that forbid it, some countries still use it.

Generally, reservations not only modify treaty provisions for the reserving party, but also symmetrically modify the provisions for previously ratifying parties in dealing with the reserving party.

Counsel's pattern of conduct conclusively establishes that she did not mistakenly violate a provision of law.

In reviewing the validity of state laws, the courts are limited to determining whether the law violates any provision of the constitution.

Buyers may sue a seller who violates this provision for an amount equal to three times all charges made for the title insurance.

It would also violate the provisions of the joint declaration of 1953.

Multilateral treaties often carried more weight with individual states because there were provisions for joint action on the prt of the other signatories against any state which violated the provisions.

Freeloading on the welfare state, jumping housing queues and mopping up health and welfare provision for which they have paid no tax.

Impressive social welfare provision was provided by a militarist state headed by a monarch that displayed absolutist tendencies.

It maintained an absurdly generous retirement age and expansive welfare provision while failing to collect taxes.

He advocated a new model of welfare provision based on a contributory-based system of national insurance.

On the domestic front neocons discussed the sort of welfare provision that could survive in such an inhospitable climate.