Sentences with phrase «provision for»

The law, unfortunately, does not make provisions for dealing with backyard breeders or hobby breeders that are selling puppies out of their home.

This kind of coverage is particularly worth considering, because standard personal auto insurance plans do not include provisions for loss of personal effects.

Most states require some form of personal auto liability coverage with provisions for protecting the covered policy holder from personal responsibility in the event of an at - fault accident.

However there is a significant challenge to make sure that the quality of provision for young learners is paramount.

The template should also contain provision for providing references from previous employers.

One results in death the other in provision for care and payment to the injured.

This means that private primary schools are only obliged to make special provision for children with disabilities if there is only a nominal cost involved.

It pays out regardless of fault in the accident, includes provisions for family members and passengers, and includes death benefits.

As with many other new tax provisions for individuals, these changes are currently scheduled to sunset after 2025.

There are also provisions for what needs to be done if a breach involves 500 or more individuals from an entire state or jurisdiction.

Seven percent of dog, cat, bird and horse owners indicated they had made financial provisions for their pet in their will.

Family engagement is not an add - on, it is an integral component of service provision for all children.

Businesses have also started to view the white collar crime defence as a necessity, making regular provisions for such legal services.

Its key purpose is to drive accountability to improve educational provision for students and learners.

It also includes specific provisions for protecting your company such as a confidentiality agreement and at - will employment information.

Many of the new provisions for individual taxpayers will expire after the 2025 tax year.

The cash value may be withdrawn from some policies, while all cash value policies provide provisions for loans against the policy's cash value.

They are so often working in isolation and need opportunities for cultural and social development as well as provision for their material needs.

All visitors have to get a permit from a member or senator, and there is provision for school parties to visit by appointment.

This can be a very valuable provision for people who are not very skilled with handling money.

The annual provision for credit losses was at the low end of management's target range reflecting ongoing stable credit quality.

If the reader can't judge the quality of the legal provisions for herself, at least she can compare the contract to other contracts she has encountered in the past.

It can also provide provisions for alimony / spousal support.

So the question not is whether you have made adequate provisions for extended visitation during holidays and longer breaks with your daughter due to the distance involved.

It could then use that money to improve educational provision for the other children in the school.

The plans of the administrator must include provisions for parent education so that the program becomes one of teamwork toward common goals.

While the Android system makes reasonable provision for use with a mouse, that doesn't mean third - party developers will have.

Action will also be taken to ensure better mental health provision for individuals in the criminal justice system.

The tax reform bill includes several provisions for individual taxpayers and businesses.

Owners entering assisted living or passing away without provisions for their pet in a legal will are frequent circumstances for the arrival of senior dogs in shelters.

This is a very important provision for protecting pedestrians and cyclists who are injured by motor vehicle accidents.

With schools becoming increasingly involved in, and responsible for, outcomes for excluded pupils, they are also instrumental in securing appropriate alternative provision for them.

The claims that another party can file under you bodily injury liability insurance include provisions for medical expenses, loss of income, and reimbursement for pain and suffering.

The 2013 funding law lays out stringent provisions for state intervention for poor performance, so a state takeover will probably be rare.

What is needed is significant additional investment into our school system to support high - quality education provision for every child, no matter what their needs or circumstances.

Among other things, it may be necessary to update such agreements to ensure they make proper provision for increased paid vacation requirements and / or employee leave.

The point is that they can't be ignored and your pitch and your plans have to have plenty of provisions for how you expect to deal with them.

As these taxes affect your pocket and considering this fact, government offers provisions for the tax deduction.

It is not integrated with the statutory provisions for child support.

Finding no express provision for payment of attorney's fees or costs, the court completely rejected plaintiff's arguments for relief.

Either way, there are provisions for taking care of these issues at little direct cost to you.

Similarly, there is no statutory right to take time off work for sickness, although most employment contracts include express provision for sick leave.

Parents may consider adding provisions for changing a parenting plan into their agreement to avoid returning to court when the plan needs to be altered.

Following the successful launch of materials to support head - teachers, we are now working to develop new training provisions for teachers at all stages of their career development.

Put the immediate expenses and provisions for emergency in liquid mutual funds.

All of that said, there is a large provision for adverse deviation in the present environment.

Many financial plans include provisions for funding college tuition.