Sentence examples for future provision from inspiring English sources

In using the term consumer, Healthwatch England is not implying any preferred model of future provision in the NHS.

The Department for Communities and Local Government is right to insist that councils should plan for the future provision of suitable sites.

It rejected a proposal for an extension of commercial radio's existing analogue and digital radio licences, and announced an independent review of the future provision and regulation of local commercial radio.

"We will also take steps to ensure that the wider education estate is safeguarded for future provision, and that the existing school estate can be used more easily for new schools and expansions where applicable".

There needs to be a positive agenda too, with people setting out what they do want from their communities, and the associated future provision of housing, infrastructure and other needs.

Private rented sector (PRS): The PRS has an important role in the future provision of housing for all groups including homeless households but there are problems with regulation and standards which need to be addressed before it becomes a viable and attractive alternative to social housing.

Since the start of the fourth quarter of last year the bank has written off more than $30 billion in future provisions, legal settlements and other losses relating to their mortgage exposures, according to a tally by CLSA, a broker.

That the agreement should not include any future provisions touching on the freedom and sovereignty of the Muslim state, and no bonds of debt or conditions of harmful exploitation even if in the future with regards to the matters of the state.

This knowledge base is used to drive future provisioning decisions.

These rules, however, did not specifically touch upon any future provisions that would tie access to Hulu to a cable subscription.

Cost analysis, though complex, plays an important role in determining future departmental imaging strategies, allowing projections of costs in order to help plan future provisions for imaging whilst enabling analysis of the impact of previous changes in use of imaging modalities and referral patterns, as demonstrated by our data.