Sentence examples for expanding provision from inspiring English sources
expanding provision; raising the quality of provision.
Starting Strong I identifies what it terms "seven cross-national policy trends", which can be observed, to a greater or lesser extent, in most countries: 1. expanding provision; 2.
China has responded to its growing HIV/AIDS epidemic by rapidly expanding provision of free ART [ 32– 32].
As identified in No health without mental health [ 18], services will have £400 million invested over the next four years to make a choice of psychological therapies available for those who need them, expanding provision to most disadvantaged groups.
Safe EmOC, ideally as part of a package of comprehensive essential obstetric care services to address obstetric problems before they become emergencies, will have the greatest impact on intrapartum stillbirth rates in low-resource settings, though expanding provision of EmOC requires developing solutions for numerous logistical and infrastructural challenges.
8 9 The central ethos of this approach is one of harm minimisation, and other countries are expanding provision of methadone treatment into primary care in a similar way. 3 10 However, treatment with methadone in primary care has been described as a "double edged sword" because methadone itself is associated with drug related deaths.
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".
"I think the proposals to expand provision in the HE bill can lead to people abusing the new degree-awarding powers.
Pro-marketeers argue that companies can improve patient experience at a reduced cost, and expand provision at a time when the state cannot afford to do so.
"It is also testimony to the hard work boroughs have been doing with local schools to expand provision in recent years".
