Sentence examples for formal provision from inspiring English sources

Food banks, whilst providing a vital and welcoming lifeline to many, should not become a readily accepted part of that formal provision," the report says.

If mothers must work, their children will need care; but formal provision is often unavailable, especially for babies and in poor areas.

Also, it is a concern that the cuts in public spending that we are facing will see a reduction in formal provision of both childcare and care services for older people.

At the last count, 4,152 children deemed to have special needs had not been found a school place (up from 776 in 2010), and most of them were forced to stay at home without any formal provision.

-          the obligation to respect the constitutional order – essentially a formal provision of declarative nature, found in most European countries, allowing action to be taken, for instance, if armed attacks are promoted against democratic institutions.

This newspaper still thinks the best solution would be to keep the public option as a threat: to set up a formal provision in the bill whereby a public plan would be introduced in, say, five years' time if certain targets were not met.

Roman Catholic social philosophy allowed no compromise in the spiritual direction of education, and the doctrine and aim of religion coincided with that of education in both formal provisions and informal socialization patterns.

The 2009 NRC framework also reinforces the importance of having "formal provisions for internal and external stakeholder involvement at all stages".

HC differs from the hospital setting in terms of the nature of formal service provision, the inclusion of clients and family members in the direct provision of healthcare interventions, and the characteristics of the client receiving care.

Physical and social capital (both informal relationships and formal service provision) give communities the potential to recover from dramatic change, sustain their adaptability, and support new growth.

The researchers pointed out that most of the official fatalities were recorded through hospitals and medical centers, thus ignoring thousands of deaths that occurred in rural areas miles away from any formal medical provision.