Sentence examples for provision some of from inspiring English sources

This synopsis demonstrates the current significant shortfall in provision, some of which may be suboptimal, and confirms the need to train and develop increasing numbers of competent midwives.

But these provisions, some of which appeal strongly to environmentalists, are secondary to the main thrust of the bill, which is to increase production.

The fiscal cliff would end the "Bush tax cuts" provisions, some of which have been enhancing the incentive to work (but beware – not all laws labeled "tax cuts" enhance incentives).

These provisions, some of which have been in place for nearly a century, enable a few things.

Some districts with high rates of need get low rates of provision, some districts with low rates of need get high provision, and in some districts rates of need reflect provision.

It is for these reasons that the National Gallery is seeking a partner to manage the provision of some of its visitor-facing services.

Grant said the investment would boost provision in some of the most deprived areas of the country.

Through provision of some of the native extracellular matrix components of the lung parenchyma these scaffolds may be able to provide an initial building block toward the regeneration of new functional lung tissue.

In this context, district management was held accountable for the provision of some of the equipments.

I think we need to defend what most people think basically needs defending and that is the provision of some form of welfare from the cradle to the grave.

The Quality and Outcomes Framework, part of the GP contract, is a voluntary mechanism for encouraging primary care provision of some services of curative care, such as antiplatelets for patients with coronary heart disease [ 13].