Sentence examples for delayed provision of from inspiring English sources

Across the country, VA programs suffer from delayed provision of health care and backlogged disability claims.

28 Key factors that were found to influence risk-taking behaviour included willingness to ask for help, communication failure between and within older adults, informal care givers and health professionals and delayed provision of help.

Poor communication may result in delayed provision of adequate diagnosis or treatment and sometimes lead to malpractice allegations [ 4].

Figure  1 summarizes how the identified barriers exacerbate the second delay (reaching appropriate care), third delay (provision of appropriate care), as well as how they may contribute to the first delay (seeking care) if women lose confidence that they will receive needed obstetric services in a timely fashion by attending a facility.

In a memo released Wednesday, Bush said he will comply with a long-delayed provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement that allows Mexicans to have 100% ownership of such U.S. carriers and bus companies by 1995.

"The investigators PwC have informed me the council has considerably delayed the investigation by delaying the provision of key information or simply not providing it at all," he said.

The Red Cross said Japanese bureaucracy had delayed the provision of assistance to victims.

It also bars "actions that may impede or delay the provision of humanitarian assistance, or protection to civilians, and restrict free movement of people".

Orange, a subsidiary of France Telecom, asked Sweden's authorities to allow it to delay its provision of 3G services in the country for three years.America reportedly hit North Korea's hopes of joining the rest of the world in pointless chatter.

The overwhelming consensus was to begin immediately and not delay the provision of life saving instruction.

This could delay the provision of appropriate care and place post-operative mothers at risk by exposing them to the possibility of developing complication like sepsis.