barriered

The ground has a barriered pitch, hard standing and a 57-seater stand.

New ticket barries have been constructed on both platforms making Havant a fully barriered station.

If the rope barriers are not required in exhibitions providing barriered areas the minimum front access width of 21" is still required.

This model was not really needed by job ready clients, but will be increasingly necessary to assist multiply barriered income assistance clients to become financially independent.

Geographically, “Zone One” is everything south of Canal Street, a barriered region largely cleared of the undead by the military.

Triv added his observations while Portegin listened, occasionally shaking his head as if he could not reconcile his barriered experience with what he was hearing.

And of course I learned long ago to remain barriered, for months at a time I never even think of it; living among the head-blind, one does learn to keep barriers up.

And with quite extraordinary far-sightedness, these three countries built endless miles of barriered lanes along major roads but, more importantly, in many residential streets cars were slowed to a crawl and compelled to give way to bikes.

From here we are planning to install a barriered concrete pathway parallel to the parking, leading through the trees to a gate and steps leading in behind the fort area, then continuing to our main asphalt area.

The older programs accept the non-job ready and multi- barriered client whereas under Compass, the option is only open to the job ready. The metro option has also had the flexibility to enable wage subsidization up to 100 percent.

One unresolved issue in the area of extent of service is the question of targeting ACR components to the multiple barriered population that may not attend referrals or may not be identified through self-referral or other processes.

The strategy requires that the current roadside parking arrangements be replaced by tightly managed parking schemes, which will involve surfaced, fenced and barriered car parks, accommodation for parking control staff and lighting and CCTV systems.

Contractors should be allowed and encouraged, however, to make additional ad hoc payments for special needs (e.g., bus passes, baby sitting, damage deposits, moving expenses, work clothing, etc.) to facilitate the ability to address specific barriers that often arise while barriered clients are in training.