Sentence examples for provision reform from inspiring English sources

In the current context of maternity service provision reform in Australia, it is important to ensure continuing low rates of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality.

The NHMRC's conclusions are supported by other international studies which found similar barriers to CCE in the health system planning, provision, reform and research [ 18, 110– 110].

It must be reconceived as only one of a set of linked policies and provision – including reform of substantive law, methods of adjudication, the provision of non-legal assistance.

He also made statutory provision to reform and promote the teaching of music, seeing the two in connection.

He made statutory provision to reform and promote the teaching of music, attempting to revive burgh song schools from 1579.

Many of the other major provisions of reform don't kick in until 2014, but it is already changing the behavior of insurers.

Numerous clauses in the document call for an end to violence and for general harmony and healing.There is no specific provision for reforming the judiciary, which has lost most of its independence under Mr Mugabe.

The Slavs seemed to be angry because the political agreement included a provision that reforms to give Albanians greater rights would be approved by Parliament in 45 days, but no guarantee that the rebels would disarm.

By highlighting inconsistent standards and service provision, the reforms emphasised the need to redress inequities in ECEC.

What's more, most of the treaty will go into effect - including key provisions on reform and modernisation.

On July 12 of the same year, the State Council published the Notice of Issuing Four Provisions to Reform the Labor System, mentioning for the first time the reconstruction of arbitral institutes for labor disputes.