Sentence examples for provision increased from inspiring English sources

On desktop and laptop provision, the report reveals that primary school desktop provision increased by only 3% between 2007 and 2009 to an average of 32.8 per school.

The median value of private pension assets – excluding those who have no private pension provision – increased to £82,300 in the most recent figures, up from £60,000 in 2006-2008.

And she had already received her telegram from the Queen by the time a Labour government doubled childcare provision, increased support for working mothers, and finally ended the 100-year discrimination against women in the state pension.

Once on placement, or newly qualified, dissatisfaction with the quality of their education was soon forgotten because other nightmares were at hand, namely the spectre of poor IT provision, increased bureaucracy and multidisciplinary working.

In the 20th century, when universal suffrage became widespread, a period of retirement after work was seen as a mark of a civilised social democracy.After the second world war pension provision increased markedly, but the number of elderly people was still quite small (see chart).

"Significant progress has already been made with club academies independently audited, coaching hours and provision increased, and new competitions established.

Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Finance Committee, included a provision increasing Medicaid funding for states in the economic stimulus package his committee approved.

18 Whereas, sufficient and timely information provision increases patient satisfaction and reduces psychological distress.

The World Health Organization's (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) includes, as a core provision, increasing access to evidence-based tobacco use treatment [ 4, 5].

In addition, reducing barriers in access, providing more culturally secure health service provision, increasing the visibility of Aboriginal cancer survivorship and focusing attention on the importance of early diagnosis are strategies that can enhance cancer mortality in Indigenous communities.

However, different socio-cultural norms need to be better understood, as such understanding could inform service provision, increase the 'cultural competency' of the healthcare system, 21 and enhance service quality for ethnic minority patients.