Sentence examples for continued provisions from inspiring English sources

"Along with continued provisions that contribute to the discriminatory effects of the photo ID law, SB 5 on its face embodies some of the indicia of discriminatory purpose — particularly with respect to the enhancement of the threat of prosecution for perjury regarding a crime unrelated to the stated purpose of preventing inperson voter impersonation fraud," Ramos wrote.

This could potentially promote restoration of degraded forests, ecological sustainability and continued provision of wood products.

However, not all women may choose to initiate expression, and of those that do continued provision of breast milk may be challenging because of associated maternal anxiety and practical difficulties with expression.

Stopping cotrimoxazole is both more costly and less effective than continued provision, so is not cost-effective.

Despite early scepticism, health economic evaluations are required for the establishment and continued provision of services and technologies [ 20].

Committing resources to ensure continued provision of cotrimoxazole in health facilities is more likely to represent an efficient use of resources.

A healthcare system that could pay $600/QALY should be willing to spend up to $12.0 per patient-year to ensure continued provision of cotrimoxazole.

Task-shifting strategies often arise informally at the clinic level, where providers unofficially take on additional administrative and clinical responsibilities in order to ensure continued provision of services.

The only addition will be introduction of standard diagnosis and recording practices for asthma/COPD patients attending these control facilities and continued provision of essential drugs (at the current level) through the district health office.

Conversely, continued provision of cotrimoxazole prophylaxis, for children stabilized on long-term ART, was effective at reducing hospitalizations and prescriptions of non-ART drugs from malaria and other infections, resulting in health gains and cost savings.

To some extent, farmers can respond to land degradation without external support, but they need continued provision of technical assistance and information in order to make progress (Paudel and Thapa 2001).