Sentence examples for provision of essential services from inspiring English sources

Among the immediate objectives are restoration of law and order for the Iraqi people and provision of essential services.

The proper role of government is to ensure the provision of essential services, not always to provide those services itself.

Not only would that help ensure the continuing provision of essential services, it would also cut the vast emissions that come with deforestation.

Official federal policy has been to encourage self-help and local autonomy while improving the provision of essential services and the climate of opportunity.

There is no bigger social responsibility than provision of essential services, which form the basis of the 2015 Millennium Development Goals which the international community has signed up to.

Although both the global gag rule and the anti-prostitution pledge restrict US health aid on political grounds, which disrupts the provision of essential services, the administration of President Barack Obama has taken contradictory positions on these policies.

26 Similarly, supply-side non-monetary interventions are identified, with provisioning of essential services at health facilities (preventive and curative care) at cost.

Policies that accept or tacitly condone forced sterilization, the coercive provision of contraceptives, and the denial of essential services to the young, poor and marginalized women that need them every day have violated, and continue to violate, women's human rights.

The review recommended the establishment of a three-tiered GOS framework consisting of: essential services, that is, provision of standard GOS sight tests; additional services, for example, domiciliary sight testing; and enhanced services, such as schemes for the treatment and management of acute eye care conditions and community refinement of referrals to the hospital eye service (HES).

These include the School Fee Abolition Initiative, distribution of the Essential Learning Package, provision of multiple essential services through schools and the establishment of educational standards.

■ Think the unthinkable in the provision of our essential services and start to research the concept of educational enterprise zones built around the clusters of our most deprived communities.