Sentence examples for provision of aid from inspiring English sources

"Internationally agreed standards for the provision of aid and protection in refugee situations are nowhere to be found in Calais.

This would be followed by the freezing of the nuclear programmes, verified by monitors, and the provision of aid.

"With security conditions worsening, basic services and the provision of aid have been significantly reduced so it is no surprise that refugees are again facing disease outbreaks".

Although the government expelled only 13 of scores of foreign agencies operating in Darfur, he said those provided about half of the distribution and provision of aid.

You can lift people out by helicopter, and that might produce a few survivor miracles, but the provision of aid, especially to address the loss of property, is not easy to organize.

But the numbers reaching devastated coastal communities were still tiny — fewer than 20 by some estimates — suggesting that the government was still determined to keep an iron grip on the provision of aid.

Services included hospital care, primary healthcare and social care, as well as the provision of aids, tests and medication.

For example, rehabilitation interventions for older people following an acute hospital stay may include education, problem solving, therapy, medical interventions and the provision of aids, e.g. electric wheelchairs and walking aids, in order to promote independent living.

The most common indication for PHN involvement was review post discharge from hospital (n = 329, 41%) followed by assessment for services, including provision of aids and appliances (n = 265, 33%), wound care (n = 88, 11%) and other (n = 121, 15%).

One noticeable difference however was that those resident in more wealthy areas described the purchase of aids such as commodes and different types of incontinence pads in response to new problems while those living in areas of higher socio-economic deprivation described a reliance on access to National Health Service (NHS) provision of aids and incontinence pads.

It has massively increased its provision of food aid: whereas before the strife such aid went to 11,000 refugee families, it is now targeting almost 220,000 families.