Sentence examples for cost provision from inspiring English sources

And EAJA's cost provision further underscores the point.

Academic technology transfer offices can help by implementing equitable technology licensing strategies, including at cost provision or sublicensing terms for resource-limited countries.

Given the rapidly ageing populations in Australia and OECD countries more broadly, the cost, provision and organisation of back pain care is a prominent healthcare problem [ 3, 10, 13, 14].

Their admissions are often defined as 'inappropriate' because they might be managed using more appropriate (and less expensive) care pathways, particularly lower cost provision in the community [ 14, 15].

Possible ways of translating this into appropriate cost provision should be considered (such as, eg, the Payment by Results system or through locally developed Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) targets).

Its goals include [ 36]: provision of quality essential drugs to member-partners at affordable cost; provision of unbiased information on rational drug use to health professionals and consumers; and negotiating with the government to formulate people-oriented drug policies and weed out irrational and hazardous drugs from the Indian market.

And persistent level of conduct cost provisioning is worrying.

Asked whether the controversial cost provisions against newspapers would be implemented, Whittingdale said there was no compliant press regulator.

A spokesman for the department of culture, media and sport said: "No decision has been taken about when to commence the cost provisions.

Downing Street has said it would respond to the letter "in due course" while the DCMS said: "No decision has been taken about when to commence the cost provisions.

One option would be free childcare for those on low incomes and subsidised low-cost provision for the better-off.