Sentence examples for provision of equal from inspiring English sources

Such pressures for compromise do not all come from advertisers; they also come from within the network, which has its own commercial position to maintain, and its relations with its affiliated stations to think of, and which, finally, must meet the tricky F.C.C. requirements concerning the provision of equal time for presentation of opposing points of view on the airwaves.

The provision of equal rights and citizenship is granted only after migrants successfully integrated into society.

The provision of equal liberties in accordance with the first principle of justice enables citizens to form the associations in which their common aims and ideals can be pursued.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) opened a gateway to address mental health issues in every sector of our society and strengthened the Mental Health Parity Law by calling for the provision of equal treatment of mental health conditions and substance use disorders by health insurance plans.

We define horizontal equity as the provision of equal treatment for people with equal health needs.

The Brazilian health system is founded on the principle of equity, meaning provision of equal care for equal needs.

Limitations of this study include possible selection bias and provision of equal-access health-care.

Founded on the principle of equity, the Brazilian health system (SUS) provides universal access and comprehensive care, meaning equal provision of care for equal needs [ 30].

The lack of uniform standards and equal access to financial resources represent key challenges in the provision of adequate services for all children.

Officials of the Portmarnock club could not be reached for comment, but the club released a statement that said, "It is the understanding of Portmarnock Golf Club, and we have been so advised, that the rules of the club do not infringe the provisions of the Equal Status Act".

The right to voluntary choice in reproductive decision-making involves ensuring equality and equity between women and men and the provision of universal and equal access to comprehensive quality sexual and reproductive health services that protect privacy, informed and free consent, and confidentiality.