Sentence examples for provision education from inspiring English sources

Havel's anti-communist critique contained little if any acknowledgement of the positive achievements of the regimes of eastern Europe in the fields of employment, welfare provision, education and women's rights.

Private investors, under Rio's industry federation Firjan, are contributing to projects including medical provision, education and work to boost the economy.

There is the need to integrate mental and physical health care delivery, social care including housing provision, education, physical health promotion, mental health promotion, mental health advocacy and spirituality across the life course.

Achieving the Millennium Development Goals in Sudan will be a considerable challenge - but with a rapid investment in health care provision, education, water and sanitation, and a new approach to accelerating child survival initiatives it can still be possible to reduce child and maternal mortality, reduce malnutrition, and combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases.

Strategies identified to increase contraceptive knowledge and access included increasing nurses' role in contraceptive provision and education, improving sex education in schools, and educating parents.

However, little is known about the provision of education and training to healthcare staff in this increasingly important area.

Policies related to the provision of education for the special children are enacted in the Education Act 1996 (Special Education Regulation — 1997).

But at the heart of the process lies the provision of education in prison through regularly tendered contracts with a variety of further education college providers.

Commentators think public private partnership in the provision of education can help solve many of the challenges that the public mode of education provision face (Malik 2010; Verger 2012).

"The funding provision for education is for just over 350 places, not 730 as expected.

These ministries were generally characterized by administrative weaknesses that severely handicapped the provision of education.