Sentence examples for provision supply from inspiring English sources
As the figure suggests, we expect PWS to be a viable policy option only if the willingness of water users to pay (i.e. the demand of the water company) exceeds the opportunity costs (OCs) of additional watershed service provision (supply) incurred by land users in the watershed.
Supply provision appears to be one of many determinants of family planning use in Zambia.
The participation rules for REDD unit provider should thus take into account their total supply provision to avoid auction domination.
Activities supported included condom promotion and supply, provision of test kits to the national blood safety programme as well as the production of information, education and communication materials.
Programmes in Puntland and Somaliland are continuing uninterrupted, and programmes in the Central/Southern Zone continue despite some delays in supply provision.
The provisions supply not only grocery shoppers but also a number of small open kitchens, where duck rillettes and poutine are served at slate-topped bars, by baseball-capped attendants.
The trip includes two nights in a wilderness cabin and provisions supplied by the lodge.
From A$195 a night midweek (£105), provisions supplied for breakfast If you prefer white wine (and particularly a crisp riesling), it's worth driving the extra 30 minutes beyond the Barossa to Clare Valley; it's higher, cooler and greener, with cellar doors tucked away down quiet eucalypt-lined roads.
If it did, this would be of concern because social support (i.e., "perceived or actual instrumental and/or expressive provisions supplied by the community, social networks, and confiding partners" (Lin 1986)) serves as an important protective factor for prisoners both during incarceration and at re-entry.
The expedition was to be composed of forces from New York, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, as well as the Green Mountain Boys under Seth Warner, with provisions supplied by New York.
His ships were briefly scattered by a storm on 5 July, before reconstituting the following day and on 18 July the British fleet reached Cape Passaro again and on 19 July Nelson's force anchored in Syracuse to take on fresh provisions supplied in part by Emma, Lady Hamilton, the wife of the ambassador to Naples.
