This insufficient provision of support in community settings is not in the best interests of patients.
"Insufficient provision for the school population is not a surprise; it has been clearly signalled and warned about for years.
"We are concerned that there is a growing unregulated sector of higher education that may be offering insufficient provision to students," the report states.
According to him, musicians in certain orchestras are being forced to pay for managers' past mistakes, including aggressive empire-building and insufficient provision for bad times.
When they fail, allusions leave us exposed: either enmeshed in inelegant, patronizing explanations or cast adrift with insufficient provisions on the murky seas of a childlike half-understanding.
It occured to us that perhaps, in the months of plenty, we had made insufficient provision for the food, shelter and diversion we are sure to need in the winter nights that lie ahead of us.
Furthermore, based on a survey of 2,530 family caregivers, Suzuki et al. found that there is insufficient provision of short-term stays, day services, and home-helper services [5].
According to United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA 2004; Bewket 2005 and Gebreegziabher et al. 2010), economic growth, self-sufficiency and alleviating poverty is limited in developing countries especially in sub-Saharan Africa due to in insufficient provision of energy service.
Bjorn Lomberg has put together a list of urgent projects dealing with health and safety that promise huge returns to indigenous and poverty stricken people alike, given the insufficient provision of basic necessities in these areas on such matters as sanitation, clean water, indoor and outdoor pollution, disease control, and nutrition are often at a low ebb.
In the end a much smaller number of peasant families were sent than originally planned, and they were supplied with insufficient provisions and no support secured for their arrival.
Our results suggest that insufficient provision of supplementary food could restrict the access of juveniles, or even adult females, to feeding stations.
