Sentence examples for provision of support services from inspiring English sources

'Women can now collectively take responsibility for the provision of support services to women.

In one area, for example, proprietors of large HMOs that cater for homeless people are working with a council and a national homelessness charity to improve physical standards and allow provision of support services to residents.

It will include "the obligations of the commonwealth government and contractors relating to the treatment of asylum seekers, including the provision of support, capability and capacity building to Nauruan authorities", as well as the provision of support services to asylum seekers.

"Instead, the Egyptian state should be taking all measures necessary to acknowledge the important and pivotal work … Hassan conducts in the advancement of women's rights, provision of support services for survivors of sexual violence and a feminist discourse that is against all forms of violence and extremism".

Such knowledge is crucial, however, to inform the development and targeted provision of support services and interventions.

These might involve influencing individuals' motivation and self-regulation, changing engagement with and provision of support services, or a combination of these.

The proposed procurement, for which Mouchel could again bid, is for the provision of a range of support services including ICT systems support, people management, financial services, property management, management consultancy and ancillary business support.

Promotion of autonomy, provision of adequate support services and a cooperative work environment, as well as promotion of work-life balance are organisations' options in this regard [ 1, 2, 37].

The Commercial Aviation business involves the development, production, sale, and lease of commercial jets as well as the provision of aviation support services.

The provision of adequate support services from a clinical and academic perspective, a lecture practitioner model of education delivery, and curriculum changes which focus on developing student self awareness skills are the suggested study recommendations.

(Physician, in-patient unit) Further challenge to assessment relates to the provision of appropriate support services, either within the palliative care service itself, or as part of a referral pathway to external services.