Sentence examples for provision the average from inspiring English sources

AFSCME points out that, for all the adverse publicity about lavish provision, the average public-sector pensioner in Illinois receives only $22,000 a year.

Its most important provision restricts the average working week for most employees to a 48-hour maximum.The impact on employers and the economy has been substantial.

But the provision for the average regulated ticket price to go up by 1% more than inflation remains.

Liverpool gets extra provision compared to the average".

Although adult body size measurements and provision sample measurements do not come from the same individuals, dividing the average provision size by the average adult dry weight indicates that female provisions are more efficiently converted to body mass than male provisions (ratiofemales = 2.00; ratiomales = 2.38).

There will be video screens in each waiting room displaying information for patients and accompanying persons, i.e. profile of medical staff, average number of consultation per day, rules for provision of care and the average patient waiting time, as well as general-interest educational information on eye diseases.

We find that a lottery involving a small prize and a threshold outperforms the provision point mechanism by increasing the average amount of contributions and the frequency of provision.

Aside from hiring hundreds of new workers and creating a centralized screening center where child abuse claims can be evaluated more efficiently, the plan includes provisions that would lower the average number of children for whom workers are responsible by almost half.

The scale of the budget gap amounts to a quarter of spending on the National Health Service, half the cost of basic state pension provision or tax increases for the average household of £1,100 a year.

This allowed us to gain a clear picture of the share of each resource used in the provision of health care services, the average percentage time spent on an activity per health center or dispensary and for the two districts as a whole.

India spends less than 1% of GDP on public provision of health care, well below the average for poor countries.