Sentence examples for formalized provision from inspiring English sources

Just as the three companies formalized provision of Unix, Red Hat is the major company to formalize provisioning of Linux, a slimmed version of Unix great for faster services.

The analyses presented here indicate that individual countries are able to clearly articulate (and, indeed, are responding to) the unique circumstances and priorities that shape formalized provision of ECCE.

For others, however, formalized provision of ECCE is a much more recent concept (Bhutan, for example, where the focus on formalized ECCE has been in place since 2000 as part of formal education policy and only since 2009 as a 'separate entity').

In the Central Asia republics (the Kyrgyz Republic), for example, rapid reductions in provision of formalized ECE were experienced in the early 1990s, following independence.

As highlighted above, impetus from the MDGs and EFA has resulted in a burgeoning of policy and programming for provision of formalized ECCE across the Asia Pacific region.

Based on results of this analysis, the paper concludes with recommendations for balancing the 'local' and 'international' influence on policy making and agenda setting as countries in the Asia Pacific region move forward with provision of formalized ECCE post-2015.

"This process is increasingly formalized: as telecommunications service provision shifts from the public sector to the private sector, there has been a "delegation of law enforcement and quasi-judicial responsibilities to Internet intermediaries under the guise of 'self-regulation' or 'cooperation,'" according to the report.

> -wrap-foot> In generalized epidemics, the provision of formalized self-testing for healthcare workers is potentially appropriate and acceptable.

While a patient-centered symposium has not been evaluated in the cancer literature, formalized programs based on instruction and information provision have been studied in cancer patients.

Fishers everywhere could apparently provide information on foreign fishing activity that was not officially known or recorded, but nowhere was it reported that there were formalized processes for involving them in surveillance and provision of real-time information on illegal activities.

Medical tourism is becoming bureaucratized, formalized and normalized [ 17] evidenced by GATs provisions for the health sector.