Sentence examples for gap in provision from inspiring English sources

There are fears that many young people are falling through a gap in provision of domestic violence services, which are traditionally set up for adults.

Recognising this gap in provision – and realising that facilitating connections between freelancers, artists and organisations is beneficial to everyone – Susan Jones, director of a-n, commissioned me to research freelancer professional needs.

These organisations are vital in plugging the gap in provision of proper sport in state schools and are fantastic examples of the kind of "big society" initiatives the coalition is supposed to want.

Frustrated at what she saw as a clear gap in provision, Cartwright developed Catch (Children and Teenager Community Help) – an early crisis intervention service whose seven workers, crucially, respond within three hours of getting a phonecall.

Nigel Eades, a longstanding resident on the estate and chair of the Dollis Valley Partnership, condemned the occupation, although he said that the gap in provision for the nursery children was "unfortunate".

Allowing local authorities to raise council tax by 2%, which the chancellor announced in last month's spending review, will widen the gap in provision between richer and poorer areas and raise at most only £800m a year – far less than the £2bn he predicted – according to the King's Fund.

Despite heavy government spending on childcare, gaps in provision are also increasing, the survey found.

Across town Paul Verryn, minister of the Central Methodist Mission, has transformed his church into a homeless hostel, initially for Zimbabweans and other people who fall between the gaps in provision.

The development of social insurance and demogrants has not removed the need for social assistance to fill gaps in provision in advanced societies.

It identified "risky gaps" in provision of specialist domestic abuse units as a result of cutbacks, leaving some with "unsustained workloads" and a lack of specialist support and provision.

In a press release publicising the agreement, he welcomes the way it gives the sector a formal way of alerting the NHS to gaps in provision and a more powerful voice in shaping health and social care policy.