Sentence examples for consistent provision from inspiring English sources
When our policy-makers chide us for slipping down the international tables on performance, it's not because exams are too dumbed-down or there isn't enough school autonomy or other nostrums but because there's not enough focus on equitable, consistent provision.
If anything, the studies that we've done would suggest it's a pretty consistent provision of liquidity that would dampen volatility.
Consistent provision of tangible models for each performance level might also be helpful in making students see and fully understand the expectations set.
Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner Christopher Salmon said the police and the local authorities would benefit from a "more consistent" provision of CCTV to tackle crime.
It also has implications for the consistent provision of early childhood prior to school services, with each state and territory making separate arrangements for early childhood provision in the years before full-time schooling.
This is also linked to the main motivation for camel ownership in the study area, cited by the pastoralists as consistent provision of high quantities of milk by camels even in the dry season when cattle are moved to other locations in search for forage, thus maintaining household nutritional security all year round.
Finally, with the consistent provisioning and orchestration layer, IT can take control of management and security.
22 Owing to the vulnerability of people with aphasia to poor long-term psychosocial outcomes, 10 13 it is critical to have validated BPS available for clinicians that incorporate research evidence and expert opinion where this research is lacking in order to provide a foundation for quality and consistent care provision.
This finding is consistent with provisions of the PSLRA that protect such statements and with prior research that has focused on these preemptive disclosures.
Existing engineering geological and geotechnical data were combined with local observations to provide a unified set of classification criteria, consistent with provisions of the Greek Seismic Code EAK.
