Sentence examples for planned provision from inspiring English sources

Lincolnshire has the widest range of services, including the planned provision of a police station.

For example: the cover arrangements, in which teachers are expected to cover for each other only rarely (good idea but there is no funding to support it), the September guarantee of a place in education or training for all 16- to 17-year olds (but no planned provision for the effects), the new primary curriculum (still in limbo).

The largest group of dying residents experienced 'anticipated dying', with planned provision of end-of-life care in the care home.

This study indicates that ongoing development process needs corrective measures, such as increasing built-up areas across the metro stations and lines, and planned provisioning of physical and social infrastructure in peripheral areas to induce sustainable urban development.

We could conceivably be at sea much longer than a month, consequently, we planned provisions for two or three months, just in case.

But I was for a managed market with rules, standards and strategic authorities to plan provision.

Much earlier in its term, the coalition's attempt at sweeping reforms of planning provision was pushed back by resistance from the shires.

"Trying to increase family planning provision in emergencies, whether it is conflict or disaster relief such as Nepal recently, is so necessary.

"Local authorities can no longer open community schools, they can't plan provision of school places and it is left to market forces.

The one bit of good news: Obama apparently has kicked this family planning provision out of the stimulus bill.

Such factors could be taken into account when planning provision of services such as parenting interventions.