Sentence examples for provision not only from inspiring English sources

If it does not appropriately occur, the risk is that the quality of VET provision not only stagnates, but even deteriorates, to the extent that part of VET teachers, not participating in training, loose contact with latest developments in the fast evolving areas of knowledge, skills and competences which the labour market will require to their pupils.

Higher education should be a path to prosperity, not suffocating debt, and this provision not only helps make higher education more affordable, but can help give new researchers a fair shot at pursuing their dreams.

"There is abundant reason why every State should make ample provision, not only for the proper custody, but also for the most enlightened treatment of all the insane within its borders," Kirkbride wrote in his influential 1854 work On the Construction, Organization, and General Arrangements of Hospitals for the Insane.

The improved service quality of water provision not only satisfied the consumers, but also resulted in government (and the price public hearing; cf. Zhong and Mol 2007) support for the first tariff reform after private sector involvement in 2004.

The foundation argued that the penal code provision not only violates right to life and liberty as outlined in the Indian Constitution but also impedes effective control of AIDS.

As we all know, nationally and internationally renowned bioinformatics centers such as the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) have been playing a leading role in the provision, not only of bioinformatics resources and services but also online training materials [ 2, 3].

The provisions supply not only grocery shoppers but also a number of small open kitchens, where duck rillettes and poutine are served at slate-topped bars, by baseball-capped attendants.

The recent provisions not only compelled companies to turn over customers' records without a warrant, but forbade them to tell anyone what they had done, including the customers involved.

The United States did not ratify it until 1882, but in 1863 President Lincoln's War Department had drawn up its own set of rules, which anticipated many of the provisions not only of Dunant's Convention but also of the revised and extended versions of 1906 and 1929.

In fact, Internet provisioning not only provides support for diverse services for travelers and the crew, but also improves onboard diagnostic systems that support ITS operational services.

Together with the rest of Southwestern Ontario, the village benefited from Talbot's provisions, not only for building and maintaining roads, but also for assignment of access priorities to main routes to productive land.