Sentence examples for growing provision from inspiring English sources

It is extraordinary that even as our understanding of endemic sexual exploitation is growing, provision that can protect the young against it is decreasing.

Recently the notion of 'off quota' students has been pushed, where universities could grow provision at no cost to the student loans book.

As a child, his family was blessed with a small piece of land on which to grow provisions and fruit, and he recalls sitting in the shade of a mango tree with his brothers and sisters, eating the fruit until he was fit to burst, his skinny legs barely able to hold him up afterwards.

When growing inside provision of suitable lighting may be required.

James said his amendment would create an industry, not a monopoly, since there is a home-grow provision, and any Ohioan could apply to own and operate one of more than 1,150 retail marijuana stores, medical marijuana dispensaries, and cannabis testing facilities.

In July, the welfare minister Lord Freud told the Lords: The provision of food-bank support has grown from provision to 70,000 individuals two years ago to 347,000.

"I've got a good idea of what it's like around London and it's very, very patchy, although in Tower Hamlets we have continued to grow our provision.

When deleted, E. coli are converted to histidine auxotrophs (unable to grow without provision of the amino acid).

What concerns him is the current and growing imbalance of provision.

Cardiff council has given the go-ahead for proposals to build a new Welsh-medium school in Canton to cope with growing demand for provision in the area.

In many developed countries forest cover is growing and the provision of non-market benefits is increasingly important for forestry management.