Sentence examples for provision of extra from inspiring English sources

The budget overrun was due to the provision of extra "floor walkers" to help hospital staff with the new system and additional technical resources, according to the trust.

It was hoped that the defensive measures planned including protection of American bases in Europe, and the provision of extra troops for Balkan peacekeeping in America's place would pass through on the nod.

DM intake also improved (P<0.01) because of provision of extra iodine (556.2 versus 448.9 g per day).

Indeed in many cases the provision of extra capacity in public transport is a key prerequisite before URUC is introduced.

In addition, the provision of extra resources to schools with ELL students are not adequate to prevent a negative externality, no matter how small on other students.

The problem was dealt with by the provision of extra premises which ensured that the very same things referred to by a true premise are the things referred to by the demonstrative phrases in the conclusion.

They had no misgivings that could not be quieted by the provision of an extra bathroom.

The devastating flooding across Britain has forced David Cameron into a partial U-turn on deep cuts in flood defence spending, with the provision of an extra £120m.

Our rich nuclear family may benefit from the provision of an extra 30,000 university places in the UK, to be paid for by the Government's controversial sale of the Student Loan book.

Sure Start survives, as promised, but loses its original goal of bringing well-off and poorer children and families together, in order to focus services on the needier, and also shifts its mission to lay greater emphasis on the provision of an extra 4,200 health visitors (as the Conservatives promised last year).

The latter condition controlled for the non-specific effects of the intervention, these being: the provision of an extra class; asking couples to consider the early postpartum weeks; and receiving booster information after the antenatal class, and again shortly after the birth.