Sentence examples for provision in addition from inspiring English sources

Agriculturalists may also invest in improving service provision in addition to or instead of controlling pests.

To improve satisfaction with this technology among patients it is important that they are positive about this method of service provision in addition to achieving good clinical outcomes.

First, ART meet multiple criteria on a proposed framework for identifying disinvestment candidates [ 9]: there exists substantial temporal and geographic variation in ART treatment provision, in addition to evidence of differential effectiveness across patient sub-groups [ 11].

As those machines must be provisioned in addition to the monitored deployment, they represent an additional overhead.

[Section 1171 (enacted as section 1172)] A plan in a railroad reorganization case may include provisions in addition to those required and permitted under an ordinary reorganization plan.

First, various statutory provisions, in addition to §1409(a), require that some act linking a child to the United States occur before the child turns 18.

The deals are already drawing some criticism, particularly from those who worry that some of the provisions — in addition to already increased annual visa allotments available generally — could create an influx of foreigners large enough to undermine American workers.

Council members on Tuesday asked Howard to return with potential subcontractor-related provisions in addition to options for creating a database of subcontractors working on city projects.

The NCAA provision is in addition to the meal plan already provided to scholarship athletes.

The provision states: In addition, section 6 1A) provides as follows: The issue of the constitutionality of this restriction has not yet arisen in any Singapore court, but during a Parliamentary debate in May 2001, Non-constituency Member of Parliament J.B. Jeyaretnam challenged the provision as unconstitutional.

The Obama policy retains those provisions and, in addition, calls on federal agencies to "actively explore the use of inventive, nontraditional arrangements" like creating public-private partnerships, flying government instruments on commercial spacecraft or buying data from commercial satellite operators.