Sentence examples for provide a lay from inspiring English sources

Get the incubator ready for the eggs and provide a lay box.

At the start, the play invites us into a family seaside home in Dorset, England as it pleasantly meanders from character to character, providing a lay of things.

While others emphasized monastic spirituality applied to lay people, for Escrivá "it is the material work itself which must be turned into prayer and sanctity", thus providing a lay spirituality.

The British Medical Association have provided a lay definition of cancer as, 'any of a group of diseases in which symptoms are due to the unrestrained growth of cells in one of the body organs or tissues'.

Until about five years ago, the norm was for business seats to provide a lie-flat surface at an angle, what was called a "faux flat," says Mark Hiller, chief executive of Recaro Aircraft Seating, based in Germany, one of three large seat manufacturers.

Overall, this entry strives to provide a general lay of the land of the central issues that drive public health ethics, with a particular focus on questions of justice and fairness.[4] There is no standard way of organizing the ethics of clinical practice, public health and biomedical science.

They preferred to eliminate bishops appointed by the monarchs, choose their own church elders (or governors), and provide for a lay leader and two ministers one a teacher in charge of doctrine, and the other a pastor in charge of people's souls.

The aim of the ELSIPS trial is to provide much needed high quality evidence of the effect of individualised support provided by a lay worker (in this instance a POW), working alongside community midwifery teams, to encourage engagement of nulliparous women with identified social risk factors and the effect on health related outcomes for both mother and baby.

The training programme was provided by a lay expert and a trainer with a nursing background.

A post-intervention survey of 223 households from the intervention villages and 177 households from control villages revealed a significant difference in positive treatment-seeking behaviors in parents of children who had been exposed to malaria education materials provided by a lay health worker.

The majority of the paradigms used thus far in the neuroscientific study of deception instruct subjects when to lie and do not provide a partner to lie to.