Sentence examples for increase provision of from inspiring English sources

Porter also heavily criticised the government and NHS England's determination to increase provision of key NHS services at weekends, not just weekdays.

A £3million fund was launched in July to increase provision of safe accommodation, including refuges, and provide services to help victims across the country, she said, adding: "The Government has just announced increased funding of £40million over the next four years to support victims of domestic violence as part of the Spending Review.

Others take the answer to lie first of all in distributive justice to increase provision of resources to the disabled and to families caring for the disabled (Kittay 1998; Kittay 2001; Nussbaum 2006).

Instead child care is seen as a service to empower women's participation in the labour force: "Measures will also be undertaken to increase provision of childcare facilities and promote flexible working arrangements to facilitate the greater participation of women in the labour force" (para. 1.33, p. 33).

These organizations should develop policies which would: (1) engage in more outreach to ex-prisoners; (2) engage in more networking between other service providers, community organizations and community justice and governmental agencies; and (3) seek more reentry funding to increase provision of treatment services.

Second, action is urgently required to increase provision of mental health services and medicines, as strongly advocated by the Lancet mental health group and series.

The effect of oleate on NADPH/NADP+ ratio is likely a result of increased provision of acetyl-CoA to the Krebs cycle (increased production) [ 40] in association with some impairment in electron transport system flux (increased redox ratio) [ 42].

We should be calling for increased provision of parent services and social marketing for parent resources in general.

Sowing meadows like these [with] nectar-rich and pollen-rich plant species increases provision of foraging resources for bees and other pollinating insects in urban areas," she said.

"The code continues to provide strong protection for current tenants and their families," said the state housing commissioner, Joseph B. Lynch, "including limitations on rent increases, provision of required services, renewal leases and now even stronger antiharassment penalties".

This study assessed whether increased provision of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) may have contributed to the abortion decline.