Sentence examples for ascertain availability from inspiring English sources
Focusing on 'any utilization' allows us to ascertain availability and diffusion of the services as predicted by market influences.
As Agent General Newton was to offer to prospective settlers lots at Avondale, although a number telegram inquiries to ascertain availability of lots at Avondale were sent, there is no record any lots being allocated in London.
A list of the 24 eligible participants was generated and each called on phone to ascertain availability and willingness to participate.
Introductory meetings with the students were made to ascertain availability and willingness to participate and to then agree upon exact dates, times and places for subsequent questionnaire administration.
Thus a national survey was needed to ascertain availability, price and affordability in all provinces of the island to provide a better understanding of the situation.
The goal of Csángós is not to protect biodiversity, but to keep their grasslands in good condition for a long run, and thus ascertain the availability of hay in the needed quantity and quality.
(4) Operating company should make regular contact with the manufacturer, and ascertain the availability of spare parts for the next five years.
In addition, the chosen countries have leading organisations in guideline development, which will ascertain the availability of literature.
Health facility checklists developed during a workshop organised by the multi-country study group in 2008 were used to ascertain the availability of selected vital equipment such as refrigerators, scales, sphygmomanometers and stethoscopes.
For this reason, therefore, ascertaining the availability, number and types of pre-primary children with special educational needs in these schools (ordinary pre-primary classes) was essential.
Of specific interest is the "flu champion" in some Australian practices, which actively advocates educational activities, promotes vaccinations, and ascertains the availability of antiviral medications [ 24].
