Sentence examples for provision to support from inspiring English sources

There are growing opportunities for job creation through public service contracts: Our ageing population will soon require greater social care provision to support people to live at home.

Brome has also created a legacy pledge, combining an outright gift with a bequest provision, to support a cause close to his heart now and in the future.

At both national and provincial level, the government has embarked on a massive expansion of care provision to support family care and help people remain in their own homes.

At first view, I enjoyed – if that is the word – Dean's work, though beyond the pile of pennies and the abject stand-ins for a family of four that the government had decreed was the bare minimum provision to support for a year (minus one crucial, parsimonious coin), the installation seemed to me to be a pile-up of too many elements.

There is a $2.5 billion provision to support and build new community health centers, which are critical to prevention and cost control because they can provide, for example, a sustainable alternative to the dysfunctional and expensive use of emergency rooms for routine care by people in underserved cities.

According to the interviews with the Credit Department Manager of Huaxia Bank and Deputy General Manager of China CITIC Bank, they said that the banks had to readjust the direction of loan policy towards SMEs (policies on credit provision to support SMEs) to be in line with the 12th Five-Year National Economic and Social Development Plan.

Any increases in the fees should also include provisions to support a long-term coastal restoration fund.

In the UK, the coalition government promised to "rip up regulations" and made provisions to support self-builds, but it is still a very small enterprise here.

Obviously, based on these mechanisms, several modification schemes in CSMA/CA can be provisioned to support MU-MIMO.

The new music strategy was unveiled by the corporation on Monday, encompassing TV and radio programming, digital services and provisions to support emerging talent including the introduction of classical music to UK primary schools.

Ramram died before he could make provisions to support the family.