Sentence examples for expanded provision from inspiring English sources
The expanded provision of fundamental social goods (such as health care and education) can loosen the grip of private markets over those goods and, thus, over people's prospects and lives.
The continued emergence of MDR- and XDR-TB poses a significant threat not only to tuberculosis control but also to progress made in the expanded provision of antiretroviral treatment (ART) for HIV.
Expanded provision of fungicidal treatment is urgently required.
No legal or policy changes appear to be necessary to allow expanded provision of counseling, informational materials, and referrals but structural changes such as provision of insurance coverage to compensate pharmacists for counseling or brief interventions may be needed to assure acceptability and sustainability of interventions [ 24, 25].
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Furious, the Mathises pulled Coy from school and lodged a complaint with the state's civil rights division in February, claiming the district had violated Colorado's 2008 antidiscrimination statute, which expanded provisions for transgender people.
These expanded provisions apply broadly to a host of enterprises, including financial institutions, social media companies, and government contractors that provide goods and services that may link to acts constituting international terrorism.
They made the wording of the National Defense of Education Act intentionally vague to please both sides, and as a result it greatly expanded provisions for scholarships and loans to all kinds of students in higher education.
The number of places depends on how universities, training providers and the government work together to expand provision.
However, it is possible that the continued provision of DSAs may have removed the urgency of some higher education providers to expand provision for all disabled students".
