Sentence examples for hand provision from inspiring English sources
He improved quality and cut costs by letting private firms compete with the public sector to supply many of the city's services.After the presidential election of 2000 he joined the administration, helping to shape George Bush's plan to hand provision of some services to faith-based groups.
On the other hand, provision of the budget by the government is not a guarantee of success.
On the other hand provision of micronutrient supplements especially iron and folic acid during early pregnancy and if possible before conception is among strongly recommended interventions.
On the other hand provision of intermittent preventive treatment (IPT), long lasting insecticide treated nets (LLINs) in schools, health education for prevention and prompt malaria treatment combined with regular treatment with albendazole and praziquantel have been suggested [ 37, 39, 40].
On the other hand, provisioning services, which include wild-food production and timber harvesting, often cause large trade-offs with ecosystem functions such as water quality, flood control and ecotourism potential (Marianov et al. 2004; Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Board 2005).
On the other hand, pensions provision has become patchier, and welfare rules stricter than they were in other post-war recessions, which may exacerbate the pain.
And he's mentioning another accomplishment that's already in hand: a provision of the big banking settlement announced a few weeks ago that will repay some service members or veterans who were improperly foreclosed.
On the other hand, the provision of ample liquidity to banks and primary dealers is no panacea.
Accessing dodecylbenzenesulphonic acid allowed on the one hand the provision of high yields of exhaustive acid hydrolysis, and on the other hand confirmed the role of acid catalyst in the directed structuring of binary nonionic-anionic colloidal systems for food sanitation.
They have also rejected out of hand the provision for financing the costs of the program via a tax on the rich as approved by the key committee in the House.
On the other hand, the provision of a higher intensity of health services will require the development of obstetric and neonatal care infrastructure and personnel.
