Sentence examples for good provision of from inspiring English sources

Landsat images time series provide an accurate spatial and temporal resolution for SL identification in floodplains, particularly in temperate zones with a good provision of cloud free images.

There is a good provision of hardware stores, fast food outlets and hairdressers, a butcher's shop, a greengrocer and a supermarket, but there is no bakery, bank nor building society and the Post Office has closed.

David Garner: Because we have a one-to-one laptop (Apple) policy (Grade 6 upwards) and generally good provision of iPads and fixed computers for younger learners, we do not make great use of cell phones, although these are not banned and students may well use them as a more nimble alternative to the laptops on occasions.

Good provision of information about MD, about its consequences and ways in which patients can monitor their vision and prevent unnecessary damage is important [ 89].

Good provision of mandatory courses was reported, but resource limitations restricted access to other courses, especially longer term ones, to which staff often had to dedicate their own time.

During office working hours there is a good provision of services but other than office hours patients don't get a good service... there is no district nurse support for out of hours care.

There are many very good provisions of this bill.

Another possible use of RAP, especially in countries with no or little resources of asphalt and good provisions of portland cement, is in the formulation of PCC.

Similarly under respondents' theory, the "origin of goods" provision of § 43(a) would have supported the suit that we rejected in Bonito Boats, 489 U. S. 141, where the defendants had used molds to duplicate the plaintiff's unpatented boat hulls (apparently without crediting the plaintiff).

The enforcement tool is known at the "hot goods" provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which lets the Labor Department bar an employer from selling or shipping goods out of state that were made by workers that the employer has wronged.

In order to justify taxpayer burdens to derive such goods through environmental management schemes, the benefits to society which such schemes deliver and the socio-economic interactions of environmental good provision is of major concern to policy-makers.