Sentence examples for provision of decent from inspiring English sources

"Another problem is the provision of decent training services to teachers.

Patdowns, scanner fascism, getting people to shuffle through checkpoints holding their shoes: these things are marginally less easy to take pride in than, say, a functioning manufacturing industry or the provision of decent education.

Ikea is one of the great examples of what happens to a humane idea – the provision of decent, modern environments for living in – when it is calibrated purely towards profit and power.

Though I am far from convinced that the provision of decent and honest news and current affairs emanating from Britain should be put in a completely separate category from the necessary provision of roads or wells, it is hard to think of a better example of British soft power; and once a language service is cut, it is lost for ever.

The provision of decent universal preschool education may seem like a pipe dream, but a study released last week by the National Institute for Early Education Research points out the economic benefits of providing high-quality, year-round, full-time programs.

Other interventions highlighted included provision of decent housing, and more rapid career advancement.

The biological and social determinants of human capabilities imply that a Senian perspective of justice requires provision of a decent minimum of both genetic goods and social goods so that people are able to choose among combinations of functionings.

When the war began, the Union Army had no burial details, no graves registration units, no means to notify next of kin, no provision for decent burial, no systematic way to identify or count the dead, no national cemeteries in which to bury them.

This payment which should be linked to expanded responsibilities must also be associated with healthy working environments which may include additional incentives such as provision of a reasonably decent housing, provision of opportunities for educational and professional development and sustained supportive supervision programmes.

What about the value of decent provision in the quality of life it offers?

The figure typically given is that, for every £1 spent on sexual health services, the NHS saves £12.50, taking into account that the major work of decent local provision is in the prevention of unwanted pregnancies.