Sentence examples for points provision from inspiring English sources

There seemed a flicker of hope in 2003 when the Central Powers imposed a brutal nul points provision on Britain, but it has since become clear that was the most counterproductive of Carthaginian peaces.

800 MHM kits provided across seven border points Provision of minimal improvements to WASH infrastructure at institutional facilities This included ensuring that existing female toilets at institutional settings were upgraded with a few MHM supportive components, including providing shelves, hooks and mirrors into toilet cubicles, and repairing doors and locks.

Ambassador emphasized the bill's long-term commitment to Pakistan and made three points: provisions of the bill could be waived; the bill only requires certifications and "assessments;" and the bill does not apply to the large amounts in the Pakistan Counter-insurgency Fund or Coalition Support Fund but only, so far, to non-appropriated Foreign Military Financing.

Also worth mentioning, NL has had an extensive programme of installing public charging infrastructure [28] in addition to municipal initiatives and private charge point provision.

However, other studies using this model which have focused on infrastructure [29, 30] suggest, and correlate with other literature [31, 32, 33], that dense charge point provision has low importance to early EV adopters.

The number of active ingredients in use and reported adherence to treatment will be compared at three time points after provision of the I-MUR.

Her focal points are provision of user friendly information on legal foundations and contact details on authorized institutions such as mediation services of the medical council, the consumer counselling centres and counselling facilites of the sickness funds.

No less than liberals, conservatives feel themselves to be perpetual underdogs, because the other side's main selling point, the provision of government benefits to people, is far more immediately appealing.

Mary Nell Lehnhard, senior vice president of the association representing the country's Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, points to provisions in several bills and the report of President Clinton's commission that would require plans to track medical treatments.

"It goes back to my previous point about provision of data in the clear.

Concessions will be made but the key sticking point of provision for homeless people will remain a subject for debate.