Sentence examples for provision of no from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, at optimal concentrations of either exogenous IFN-γ or NO donor, the proportion of Foxp3+ cells was similar, but the provision of NO increased the yield of both total cells and Treg.

The measures were introduced to qualify for federal grants or waivers issued by the federal Department of Education, which has relieved 37 states from the provision of No Child that requires all students to be proficient in math and reading by 2014.

Despite the provision of no fewer than five successive IMF financing arrangements totaling $22 billion, and $39 billion of additional official and private finance, the loss of market confidence in the Argentine peso in January 2002 was so severe that, having been pegged at parity against the dollar since 1991, the peso's convertibility regime collapsed.

The provision of no other improvements, and "the best case scenario", with maximum attribute improvements for the three categories vis-à-vis no increase in the entrance fee [92].

Given that the benefits of a specialised energy-dense supplementary food were limited to improved nutritional status, these results highlight the need for a randomised controlled trial of the provision of supplementary food to wasted adults with HIV compared with the provision of no food to understand what benefits supplementary feeding of any type confers.

ACC manages the provision of no-fault compensation insurance for all types of injury in New Zealand.

To accomplish these endeavours, the SSPH, which is a non-contributory social health insurance programme, includes access to ambulatory and hospital healthcare in public institutions and provision of no-cost prescribed medications at the point of care.

This thwarts provisions of No Child Left Behind, which allows students to "opt out" of recruiting.

If passed by the Senate, it would replace the charter school provisions of No Child Left Behind, the sprawling school accountability law that President George W. Bush signed in 2002.

The schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said in a statement yesterday that "this year's plan to implement the transfer provisions of No Child Left Behind will provide increased educational opportunities for students in struggling schools, while ensuring that the transfer process does not destabilize other schools within the system".

Since the beginning of last year, the Obama administration has issued waivers releasing 39 states and the District of Columbia from the most onerous provisions of No Child in exchange for states adopting college- and career-ready standards and imposing teacher evaluations linked in part to student achievement on standardized tests.