Sentence examples for provision of places from inspiring English sources

It was not until 2005, though, that the provision of places became effectivelt universal.

The Conservative manifesto includes a pledge to ensure proper provision of places of safety for people suffering mental health crises.

The first is proximity and ease of access to other parts of a housing complex, including support functions and non-residential uses, as well as the provision of places and occasions for 'neighboring' among dwellers within the same residential environment, should that be deemed desirable.

A Lib Dem spokesman said councils would not be told how to spend the money, but added that they had a legal obligation to ensure provision of places in their area.

The provision of new places needs proper planning and co-ordination.

The shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said: "With such big rises in demand, the provision of new places needs proper planning and co-ordination.

Since the advent of the Coalition Government, the provision of free places has been extended to two-year-olds from disadvantaged homes.

The party wishes to retain some control over the provision of new places and plans to expand higher education through new earn-while-you-learn "technical degrees".

"Their plight is largely overlooked by the media, in official reports and in government policy, for example in the provision of refuge places – 7,500 for females in England and Wales but only 60 for men".

The legal action is being seen as a test case over the provision of "changing places" toilets, which feature specialist equipment and are needed by an estimated 250,000 people in the UK.

"Their plight is largely overlooked by the media, in official reports and in government policy, for example in the provision of refuge places – 7,500 for females in England and Wales but only 60 for men". Mark Brooks of the Mankind Initiative, a helpline for victims, said: "It's a scandal that in 2010 all domestic violence victims are still not being treated equally.