Sentence examples for provision of cycle from inspiring English sources
Provision of cycle parking has been inadequate for decades, but the recent increase in the popularity of cycling means it's a bigger problem than ever.
She has hit out at incumbent Mayor Boris Johnson's record on cycling safety, and was the first candidate to sign up to London Cycling Campaign's "Go Dutch" strategy, which is pushing for better provision of cycle lanes.
We support provision of cycle parking at reasonable charges.
Today it could play a key role in tackling the obesogenic environment we live in, and which is detrimental to our health, through the provision of cycle lanes, smoking measures, fast food planning, and other measures [ 31].
For the new bike share to survive this altered environment, the city's cycling infrastructure needs some improvement — like the provision of defined cycle lanes on its frequently chaotic roads, Vander Heyden says.
This extended period of operations needs to be supported by planning and provision of rest cycles, food, temporary accommodation and rest areas for staff.
This includes the provision of rest cycles, short breaks, food, temporary accommodation and rest areas for staff as an aid to management of stress and morale (40).
In addition to its use of sustainable technology, Wythenshawe - which aims to be Britain's greenest hospital - actively engages staff to share in its ambition through the provision of employee allotments, cycle to work and car sharing schemes, and the judges said it was an excellent example of best practice".
This capacity emphasized the dual function of the TCA portion of the cycle: provision of NADH as part of the complete cycle in aerobes, and provision of alpha-oxaglutarate in aerobes and anaerobes.
Here, we report on the promotion of postharvest longevity, including tissue integrity and nutritional value, of green leafy vegetables by provision of 24-hour light/dark cycles during storage compared to storage under constant light or constant darkness.
Limited access to potable water and a lack of the provision of services create a vicious cycle (Partzsch and Ziegler 2011) that lead to reducing economic growth in developing countries.
