Sentence examples for early provision from inspiring English sources

This formed was the essence of the Elizabethan Poor Laws, an early provision of social assistance.

Does early provision of rehabilitation improve the likelihood of functional independence at discharge in ventilated, critically ill patients?

Back in the 1980's Congress decided to act responsibly, making early provision for a crisis that, though predictable, was still 30 years away.

It is important to note that complete datasets are available only for patients who were originally benefitting from the treatment, as, in patients whose disease progressed early, provision of further research samples was discontinued.

The early provision of freeways and the adoption in 1955 of the Stephenson-Hepburn city plan, which was designed to control population density, reduced but did not eliminate problems of urban growth.

For the patent owner, early provision of patent notice can help maximize recoverable infringement damages during subsequent litigation.

In March 2007, Iran suspended the implementation of the modified text of Code 3.1 of the Subsidiary Arrangements General Part concerning the early provisions of design information.

Much of the change over the past two years has come from early provisions of the Affordable Care Act that are expanding coverage, especially a policy letting young adults up to age 26 remain on their parents' health care plans.

Public programs of relief from economic need due to other than natural factors date from the Elizabethan period in England; these early provisions for assistance to the needy from public funds were characterized by strict limitations.

In some cases this evolved from an earlier provision of an income-tested pension.

"However, the review is not the appropriate authority to draw any conclusions as to whether the earlier provision of lifejackets would have prevented this loss of life," it read.