Sentence examples for managing the provision from inspiring English sources

Since contracting out has become common practice in urban green-space management, it is now a key challenge to develop well-functioning frameworks for managing the provision of outsourced green-space maintenance.

The problem is not so much the notion that access to health care is a human right a notion I think most Americans endorse in some form or other but the distinctively progressive vision of government's maximally extensive role in managing the provision of the entitlement.

It is responsible for managing the provision of services.

Eventually this also included the colossal task of managing the provision of war pensions, managing repatriation hospitals and convalescent homes and administering the Soldier Settlement Scheme.

It is for these reasons that the National Gallery is seeking a partner to manage the provision of some of its visitor-facing services.

Citing factors such as cuts in government funding, the gallery said it was seeking a partner to manage the provision of a range of services, which at the moment provide about 400 jobs.

As well as being secretary to the statutory bodies of the university, the registrar manages the provision of a broad range of professional services for prospective students, current students and staff and teams responsible for communications and marketing and planning and management information.

This is indicative to us, observing from the outside, of the strength of relationship build by Capita's delivery of the Civil Service Learning Agreement, a contract awarded by the Cabinet Office in early 2012 (for an initial two years and already extended by a further two years) to manage the provision of training across the Civil Service.

She also manages the provision of free maternal health care to women at the district and provincial level.

ACC manages the provision of no-fault compensation insurance for all types of injury in New Zealand.

Health sector reforms initiated in the mid-1990s esthelishedecentralizationzatiof of administrative authority to the regional level in order to facilitate responsiveness to the needs and situations of the regions' Municipal Districts which directly manage the provision of primary and secondary care services (13).