Sentence examples for provision to meet from inspiring English sources

For this to be possible there needs to be the right amount of provision to meet our older population's needs.

Robert Freedman Stratford-upon-Avon Three cheers for Selina Todd! Universities should expand their provision to meet demand.

The association is urging ministers to drop their insistence that new provision to meet growing pupil numbers must come from academies and free schools.

"It could be, the more we make greater use of open source and other sources of provision to meet similar business needs," he says.

Research for the taskforce shows that around 120,000 new homes are needed annually, "far in excess of current provision", to meet the need for new affordable housing.

Here, too, widespread public support will be crucial to the successful implementation of the government's vision for early years provision to meet the needs of the modern labour market and our youngest children.

The enclave, which already faces regular power shortages, will need to double electricity provisions to meet demand by 2020, the report added.

A loss had been expected, as the bank needed more loan-loss provisions to meet central bank standards, which are being raised on Dec. 31.

McGill highlights the need for businesses to think carefully about how to craft arbitration class action waiver provisions to meet their goals, including consideration of the forum in which customers will be permitted to seek injunctive relief.

Initially, jobs are executed on a local cluster and if required, resources from a public cloud are dynamically provisioned to meet the job's deadline.

Through both the implied loss of posts (close to 10 in total), and the curtailment of its substantial non-staff provisions to meet the cost of utilities and other essential services, the AFS division would need to downgrade its services in both qualitative and quantitative terms, and delay much needed maintenance activities.