Sentence examples for linked provisions from inspiring English sources

The statute's linked provisions prohibiting companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions and requiring most Americans to have minimum coverage fit that understanding.

He made clear his enthusiasm for a Norwegian pension reform that automatically links provision to the rise in life expectancy.

The methodology and findings in this paper emphasize the need for a systematic approach to the pre- and postbasic education of midwives, in order to link provision with need.

However, the right to health's contribution is undercut by the principle of progressive realization, which links provision of health services to available resources, permitting states to deny even basic levels of health coverage domestically and allowing international assistance for health to remain entirely discretionary.

Subsequently, mass parties frequently linked the provision of material goods with pedagogical and ideological efforts to ensure the loyalty of their electors and activists.

Both candidates have promised more engagement with Pyongyang, in contrast to the tough stance of Mr Lee, who linked the provision of aid to progress on denuclearisation.

Following the model of value dimensions offered by Chan et al. ([2012]), the visual method is apt to elicit market-mediated values such as those linked to provisioning services plus some cultural services such as tourism and hunting.

The efficiency of public health services in Ghana has been linked to provision of incentives [ 33].

Staff motivation [ 39] and solid health systems are linked with provision of better quality services [ 40].

If expression of crib-biting/windsucking behaviour and increased risk of colic is somehow linked, then provision of forage, which should reduce expression of crib-biting behaviour, might be expected to reduce the risk of colic developing.

Competencies that ranked lowest were less directly linked to provision of patient care including 'participate in practice research' (ranked 33) and 'formally educate diverse audiences regarding medications and appropriate medication use, health promotion or self-management' (ranked 34).