Sentence examples for offering provision from inspiring English sources

Walrond says that although Truro and Penwith "works famously" with schools for 11- to 16-year-olds, the college struggles to engage schools offering provision to 17- and 18-year-olds, many of which are "struggling with small numbers and with low performance".

In recent years, some companies fearful of age-discrimination suits have changed their pension plans in relatively gentle ways, offering provisions that cushion older workers from the harshest effects.

State lawmakers are offering provisions that, according to polls, enjoy broad public support to also include overtime pay, paid family leave requirements and equal pay for women.

Since a new policy move in 2009 to introduced entitlement for 3 year olds to a fee-free year of pre-school provision, however, the leaders of (private) settings offering this provision are now required to hold a specialised certificate equivalent to ISCED level 4, and it is expected that this requirement will be upgraded in the not-too-distant future (OMCYA, 2009).

So they sniff around looking to fund dreary outfits specially offering segregated provision for neets.

Ofsted fears that some pupils are being placed in unregistered or illegal schools, which are offering alternative provision that can cost £25,000 a year per pupil.

Wilshaw, interviewed by the BBC, accused some people in the sector of "lining their pockets" while offering inadequate provision to at-risk children.

"We are concerned that there is a growing unregulated sector of higher education that may be offering insufficient provision to students," the report states.

For example, one may assume that existing regulations and national policies may mitigate an effect, for example through policies offering social provision (decommodification), or – maybe even more importantly – through regulations of active labour market policies, as suggested in a recent study (Lunau, Wahrendorf, Dragano, & Siegrist, 2013).

The public academic champions the MOOC The explosion of MOOCs by 2015 saw most of the top 25 global universities in the world rankings offer 'free' education, and combined with 'TED talks', the expansion of executive coaching, and the consultancies offering online provisions (e.g. The Deloitte Academy on Qantas), the university curriculum started to look dull and lackluster.

"A review of the proprietary lease and offering plan provisions concerning the unsold shares will tell you what are the sponsor's sublet rights," Ms. Racht said.