Sentence examples for foundation provision from inspiring English sources

16, Foundation) Provision of facilities for taking rest during a night shift was also being reduced which, alongside less capacity to take breaks or compensatory rest, added to the fatigue experienced.

Evidence-based practice is considered a foundation for the provision of quality care and one way to integrate scientific knowledge into clinical problem-solving.

On a related front, the National Park Service's strategic plan for its 2016 centennial calls for a billion-dollar corporate-financed endowment through the foundation, with no provision to limit the ability of contributors to "leverage access or influence" over park policy, notes PEER.

This would also be true for countries without a strong foundation for service provision in primary health care.

Therefore, we propose a dynamic resource provisioning strategy for multi-tier cloud services that employs (i) a user preference and service time mix-aware workload prediction method to be used as a foundation of resource provisioning, and (ii) a dynamic resource provisioning strategy based on the queuing theory to determine how many resources to be provisioned to each tier.

The linear dynamic of the Czech Republic is to a certain extent explained by a recent reform that laid new foundations for the provision and funding of social services and emphasized cash allowances paid to those in need of care.

Universities have been working with colleges on provision of foundation degrees since they were introduced in 2001, and even longer on HNC and HND programmes.

From a Fortune article published last year: In his will, Rainwater planned to give the vast majority of his fortune to his personal charitable foundation; there was no provision for his wife.

The foundation of the contemporary provision of prenatal screening and diagnosis is the recognition of patients' individual right[s] to decide whether or not they wish to receive testing and then to make reproductive choices based on test results.

26 The foundation of the contemporary provision of prenatal screening and diagnosis is the recognition of patients' individual right[s] to decide whether or not they wish to receive testing and then to make reproductive choices based on test results.

Mr. Thomas's amendments retain the one provision that foundations have lobbied for, an effective reduction in the tax that they pay on investment income.