Sentence examples for boost provision from inspiring English sources

Grant said the investment would boost provision in some of the most deprived areas of the country.

There hasn't been as much time as one would wish and there has been a scramble to boost provision round the country.

References to international agreements are also included to help boost provisions of tissues and cells whilst guaranteeing that health and safety standards are adhered to which is advantageous for all stakeholders involved.

The government hopes that boosting provision, alongside action to tackle unauthorised encampments, will help defuse tensions between settled communities and Travellers.

She gave her own speech on Monday setting out several detailed economic proposals, including cancelling George Osborne's cuts to inheritance tax and using the money saved to boost childcare provision.

The government has allocated an extra £250m a year for the next five years to boost CAMHS provision, but mental health professionals say a lot of the money is not reaching the frontline to enable them to expand capacity.

Last year, the government announced a £3.2m fund to boost the provision of women's services but Walker said the levels and the allocation needed to be reviewed by the Home Office.

Pope Francis has given the go-ahead to a commission of experts that will advise him on new measures to try to fight clerical sex abuse in the Roman Catholic church and boost the provision of pastoral care for victims.

Ministers also fear a public backlash against putting pressure on mothers to get back to work, and are shifting tack to put an extension of paid maternity leave ahead of pledges to boost childcare provision.

The charity Oxfam has cast doubt on an international scheme that aims to boost the provision of the most effective treatment for malaria.

An important objective of this regulation is to boost service provision in public transport so that it can compete on equal terms with other modes of transport.