Sentence examples for because the provision of from inspiring English sources
Because the provision of water is monopolistic in nature, the pricing of water services should be carefully overseen by well-informed and credible public officials.
The problem is complex because the provision of these services also involves collective action problems, as there are usually positive or negative externalities of individual take-up in the community that influence willingness to pay and other factors.
As there is potentially a legitimate need for some of these third-party resources (e.g., code writing contractors) and because the provision of these third-party services is not illegal, prevention targeted at providers of these services does not appear feasible.
He also thinks regulation of working conditions (hours, wages, and benefits) is permissible, because the provision of improved working conditions typically has the structure of a public or collective good for workers, each of whom stands to gain a competitive advantage by conceding a little more to capital than his peers (PPE V.xi.12).
It is sometimes said (e.g., Emanuel 1999; Keown in Jackson and Keown 2012) that it is not necessary nowadays for people to die while suffering from intolerable or overwhelming pain because the provision of effective palliative care has improved steadily, and hospice care is more widely available.
Imanyara said he believed the state was involved in the suppression of information that would implicate government officers, in part because the provision of location data would set a precedent that could be used in other disappearance cases.
Treatment under the authority of 38 U.S.C. 1710(a)(1) may not be authorized during any period when disability compensation under § 3.362 of this title is not being paid because of the provision of § 3.362(b), except to the extent continuing eligibility for such treatment is provided for in the judgment for settlement described in § 3.362(b) of this title.
The conclusions drawn from this contradict the previous work, suggesting that permeable designs are favourable, but that where redundant connectivity is present (that which does not increase integration) the effect can be reversed, perhaps because of the provision of extra entry or escape routes.
First, some patients may have been especially motivated to participate in home-ePRO because of the provision of the iPad2, including the preinstalled iOS app.
Selection bias in the HPA sera collection is unlikely because of the provision of free access to healthcare for all by the National Health Service.
There has also been a five per cent increase in enrollment and retention of school children in 11 countries in West Africa because of the provision of essential learning packages to schools.
