Sentence examples for had reduced provision from inspiring English sources

Careers England said this meant that 83.5% of schools had reduced provision.

Different attitudes of new trust managers to, for example, accepting funding from pharmaceutical companies for educational events, had reduced provision of NMP support.

A report commissioned by Careers England at the end of last year found that just 16.5% of schools had managed to maintain the level of careers advice offered under the previous arrangements for careers guidance – while an estimated 3,300 schools had reduced their provision.

The survey also revealed 60% of councils agreed the changes had reduced the provision of affordable housing.

18 38 Another US study showed that parents of children with public health insurance who perceive good family centredness in their primary healthcare provision had reduced ED attendance.

In Scotland where sports provision is a legal requirement 15 out of 26 councils (58%) had reduced services compared to 99 out of 276 (36%) English councils.

On the flip side, however, employers have reduced their provision of options that involve employees spending significant amounts of time away from full-time work.

But rising primary school enrolments and council funding cuts mean many schools have reduced their nursery provision to four-year-olds.

For decades, the provision has reduced the benefits of workers ages 65 through 69 for every dollar they earned over $17,000.

"For many women, the ACA's contraceptive coverage provision has reduced their health care out-of-pocket costs and given them the opportunity to use more effective but more costly methods of contraception that had been unaffordable to them in the past," the report says.

When Republicans opposed the contraception provision in the stimulus package – a provision that would simply have reduced the paperwork necessary to allow the states the choice of whether to provide it – Obama yanked the provision without a fight.