Sentence examples for most basic provisions from inspiring English sources

Last week, when Bostonians were showing such courage, senators in Washington cowered before the gun lobby and blocked passage of the most basic provisions — provisions supported by an overwhelming majority of the public — to diminish the gun violence to which more and more Americans, especially young men, are prone.

Accessing Justice: The most basic provisions of wage theft laws are among the most important: which workers are protected, and whether the law gives them the tools to recover stolen wages.

Designing a standard template for consent forms other than for the most basic provisions would restrict the flexibility needed to accommodate scientific developments and local contexts [ 39].

Theatre director Fiona Laird set up the National Youth Arts Trust in 2013 to provide bursaries for talented children who found themselves unable to develop their skills for want of the most basic provision – the cost of a musical instrument or the train fare to attend a drama school audition in London.

Financing challenges were also identified for the most basic provision of care for all babies, even the basic supplies for warmth and feeding support.

Aged 70, Tuna has pains in her leg, waist and chest, but her income as a garlic picker put even the most basic medical provision beyond reach.

"A lot of festivals still don't even provide any more than the most basic of welfare provisions, as it's still not a legal requirement and more of a 'nice-to-have,'" she says.

Aid groups have been saying for quite a while that they are transitioning from fulfillment of urgent humanitarian needs to more long-term issues, but they still supply the most basic food and housing provisions for millions of internally displaced persons.

It was reportedly a place with no roads and no shops to buy clothes, where residents would travel by horse and cart to the next town to buy basic provisions, and where most worked as farm labourers.

When they arrived dehydrated and prostrate, even the most basic acute care functions, such as provision of adequate levels of hydration and use of clinical laboratories to guide rehydration, remained elusive.

"Never again," he added, "should a so-called 'official opposition' be entitled to that name when it so pathetically fails to fulfil its most basic parliamentary function and duty - the provision of constructive and effective questioning of the executive of the day!" There was wild applause.