Sentence examples for provide screenings from inspiring English sources

Doctors can provide screenings for sexually transmitted diseases or infections and provide advice on the best type of contraception a person should use.

By way of explanation, Komen said that Planned Parenthood clinics could not perform mammograms on site (the group refers women with breast problems to other clinics, but it does provide screenings) and therefore did not qualify for Komen's aid.

It aggregates questions from audience members, can assign remote co-hosts, provide screenings to approve video callers behind the scenes, or work with an editor to cut between single or multi-shots in realtime.

There is no other organization that has funded as much breast cancer research and provided screenings as Komen.

Between Sundays, the middle-class congregation of government workers and university professors rehabilitates houses for poor neighbors, provides screenings for prostate cancer and, perhaps most of all, registers residents to vote.

Abortion-related services account for only three percent of services provided by Planned Parenthood, which also provides screenings for cancer and sexually transmitted diseases, and contraception.

While most of its transmissions are productions from the National Theatre, the series has also provided screenings of West End plays, including last year's "The Audience," starring Helen Mirren as Elizabeth II.

Yet other candidates, like Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton, maintain such intimidation is the "height of irresponsibility," especially considering abortion-related services account for only three percent of services provided by Planned Parenthood, which also provides screenings for cancer and sexually transmitted diseases, and contraception.

They must also provide health screenings and other social services for parents as well as students.

It's never a good sign when a studio declines to provide advance screenings of an upcoming release.

Everything Will Be Fine, starring James Franco and Charlotte Gainsbourg played to packed cinemas throughout the day with festival organisers relenting to pressure to provide extra screenings of Wenders' latest film as festivalgoers fought over too few seats.