Sentence examples for diversity of provision from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, we need to support a diversity of provision.

What matters is diversity of provision, he says.

Even Holmlund and McNally's argument about diversity of provision is, largely, untrue.

Encouraging diversity of provision will help to ginger up public-sector incumbents.

Defending his reforms more widely, he said: "I believe that the diversity of provision works in the interest of students.

The government says it wants "diversity of provision", but is still talking to local authorities about the details.

And they will appreciate the way Huhne's vision of a rich diversity of local provision contrasts with the Tory idea of popular schools taking over the rest: "It's been a good half for the school: the match with Harrow was won, and St Custard's was purchased through a leveraged buy out".

It has steadfastly refused to examine or encourage real diversity of banking provision to the long-suffering taxpayer, and is uninterested in any idea that banking might be a social utility rather than a get-rich-quick club for those at the top.

He said the government was increasing the autonomy, accountability and diversity of alternative provision to help drive up standards.

Cultural services are not scattered randomly across a landscape, but rather follow specific patterns in terms of the intensity, richness and diversity of their provision.

"They have to make enormous cuts, not of their choice, but I would urge councils not to be short-sighted in the decisions they make now because if they do remove free transport to faith schools, if they affect the viability of those schools in the future, the diversity of education provision will no longer exist".