Sentence examples for preventive provisions from inspiring English sources

In describing the childhood lead poisoning prevention bill (news article, March 26), you did not mention its significant preventive provisions.

This is on the basis that people are falling through the patchwork of available preventive provisions, and better linkage of these services will lead to people being identified and supported earlier.

End means-testing and charging for social care services, ultimately the most cost-effective way to ensure preventive provision, accessible to all.

These are issues raised by preventive detention provisions in bail statutes, and addressed in United States v. Salerno.

A joint statement issued by eight rights groups, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch expressed concern Friday over the law's loose definition of terrorism and lengthy preventive detention provisions.

Some 2.3 million young adults were enrolled on parental policies and 28 million workers (plus their dependents) benefited from preventive care provisions.

And, thanks to preventive care provisions in the Affordable Care Act, many patients can receive BRACAnalysis testing with no out-of-pocket costs.

And though the Act has modest preventive care provisions, they're mostly about screenings for various conditions -- which is great, but not nearly enough to reverse the alarming trend lines.

During the first year and a half in the White House, Nixon demanded that Congress pass a tough, omnibus anti-crime bill that contained controversial, and openly repressive, "no knock," stop and frisk and preventive detention provisions.

To describe health care and preventive service provision to nursing home (NH) residents with diabetes mellitus (DM) and to analyze factors determining use of selected services.

An article on Tuesday about preventive-care provisions in the new federal health law misstated the surname of the president of the American Heart Association, an advocate of comprehensive wellness programs for employees.