Sentence examples for growth provisions from inspiring English sources

The rating system allows planners to assign points and identify failings and changes required to satisfy sustainable growth provisions.

The design standards are incorporated into an objective, performance-based assessment tool that allows planning staff in New Bern to assign points and identify failings and changes required to satisfy sustainable growth provisions.

The restrictions on trade secrets are not the only anti-growth provisions in the TPP.

"Although the economic downturn contributed to that slow growth, ACA provisions that incentivize providers to be more efficient while improving the quality of care, such as Accountable Care Organizations, medical homes and value-based purchasing, are helping to drive these encouraging trends, too.

He is right to insist that his pro-growth tax provisions be made permanent.

The objective of this study is to quantify the impact of growth light provision on indoor greenery.

The bill's aim is to deliver "more timely and predictable" decisions on infrastructure projects which are key to economic growth, energy provision, quality of life and tackling climate change.

This will, in turn, affect providers' inclinations and abilities to invest in growth, better provision, staffing and innovations – all of which are vital to stemming the weakening international competitiveness of UK higher education.

Psychologically, as Phillip Hodson, of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, puts it, "they don't frighten the horses".Demand for the lighter talking cures is strong, accounting for much of the growth in provision.

If there is a rapid growth in provision by 31 October, including 4,800 beds and a five-fold increase in the speed of case detection, and if protective kits are allocated to families forced to nurse patients at home for want of a bed, nearly 98,000 of those cases could be prevented, they say.

Almost half of the surveyed ophthalmology units routinely provided PDT, as part of a trend of steady growth in provision.