Sentence examples for provision has reduced from inspiring English sources

For decades, the provision has reduced the benefits of workers ages 65 through 69 for every dollar they earned over $17,000.

"For many women, the ACA's contraceptive coverage provision has reduced their health care out-of-pocket costs and given them the opportunity to use more effective but more costly methods of contraception that had been unaffordable to them in the past," the report says.

18 38 Another US study showed that parents of children with public health insurance who perceive good family centredness in their primary healthcare provision had reduced ED attendance.

The dependence of humans on cultural services has increased more rapidly than on regulating services, while the dependence on provisioning services has reduced.

Comparisons of changes of PCRP, PCHG and PCTI in this study illustrate that the dependence of humans on cultural services has increased and will likely increase more rapidly than on regulating services, while the dependence on provisioning services has reduced and is projected to continue to reduce.

He supports choice and rejects claims that private provision of public services has reduced quality.

The report says: "A raft of changes to welfare provision, implemented from 2013, has reduced the degree of support available to households reliant on housing benefit to pay some or all of the rent".

17– 19 In some regions in Haiti, the provision of free healthcare has reduced patient flow to private healthcare facilities.

The provision of antiretroviral therapy (ART) has reduced mortality of people living with HIV-infection [ 1, 2].

The bill failed because conservative House Republicans felt it was too generous to SNAP recipients and the majority of Democrats felt it was too harsh due to a provision that would have reduced food stamp funding for low income families by $20.5 billion over the next ten years.

Law enforcement groups played a central role in pushing Democrats to strip the bill of provisions that would have reduced sentences for some nonviolent offenses and would have established a public safety commission to redo prison sentencing guidelines.