Sentence examples for provision per year from inspiring English sources

The deal with Adidas is thought to be worth more than £2m in funding and nearly three times that in terms of product provision per year.

How about $150,000 per patient per year?

However, there were no significant differences over time in the rate of provision of services per year.

No change over time was observed in the provision of services per year (4,521 ± 286 services per year in 1990 and 4,503 ± 367 services per year in 2000).

Trends in private general practice have also shown a counterbalancing effect of declining numbers of visits supplied with increased rates of services per visit resulting in a stable level of provision of services per year.

Inclusion criteria for services to participate in the study were: 1) targeted at delivering ambulant and/or residential care to homeless youth (not specifically at teenage mothers or in general to homeless adults); 2) provision of care to at least 15 20 homeless youths per year; 3) provision of care for an average period of at least three months consecutively (thus excluding emergency shelters).

Clearly not money, as a recent study proved that in B.C. the average homeless adult with severe addictions costs the public system more than $55,000 per year, while provision of adequate support would reduce this to $37,000.

Despite the provision of vouchers valued US$30 per year as an incentive to encourage the use of private primary care services, after 12-months of implementation, 66.2% of all respondents agreed with the statement that "the voucher scheme does not change their health seeking behaviours on seeing public or private healthcare professionals".

But, as of 1 August this year, the Scottish government increased that statutory provision of childcare for three to five year-olds from 475 hours per year to 600, and extended provision to vulnerable two-year-olds.

ITV is looking to axe jobs as part of a plan to cut back on the provision of regional news to save £40m per year.

By state estimates, this provision inflates the school budget by about $200 million per year.