Sentence examples for provision and lead from inspiring English sources

Retired nurses and doctors are challenging psychiatric care provision and lead the "hospice-at-home" movement.

On a day-to-day basis, Safe Steps residents will go to school or have alternative education provision, and lead as normal a life as possible.

We argue that social networking has the potential to change patterns of health inequalities and access to health care, alter the stability of health care provision and lead to a reformulation of the role of health professionals.

On the one hand, this decentralisation of the system can have an impact on service provision and lead, for example, to different staff salary and benefits packages in different districts/regions at different stages of economic development [ 19].

At the same time, such mechanisms should reflect resource usage, allocate resources efficiently, reimburse costs or maximize service provision profits and lead customers to requesting services that will maximize their revenue.

Across the human services sector, markets, incentives and competition rarely work better than non-profit provision and frequently lead to disastrous failure.

On the other hand, WPE may significantly contribute to forage for wild and domestic browsers, household fuel-wood provision, and may lead to increased carbon sequestration, with consequences for global carbon budgets and climate change4.

The qualitative meta-synthesis will identify and characterise the ways that experiences of healthcare are structured over time; in interaction with different modes of service provision; and how they lead to different patterns of participants' evaluation.

Germany, soon overwhelmed by reactionary political forces that paved the way for its violating numerous Treaty provisions and which led to Hitler's accession, rearmed its military, pursued dominating Europe and precipitated history's greatest conflagration.

Violations of this so-called books and records provision can lead to fines and disgorgement of ill-gotten gains.

A decrease in social cohesion leads to weaker civic participation, as well as reduced public good provision, and it may also lead to the disruption of financial institutions through weakened property rights, reduced micro-credit lending, higher rates of default and decreased viability of small firms.