Sentence examples for provisions to improve from inspiring English sources
The Affordable Care Act itself included roughly 165 provisions to improve Medicare's finances.
Parade organizers and city officials agreed to a number of provisions to improve safety.
Dan Corry Chief executive, New Philanthropy Capital Your editorial fails to recognise the provisions to improve data-sharing for statistics and research in the digital economy bill.
Included in the changes were provisions to improve police investigations of sex crimes, such as requiring the presence of female officers to help interview rape victims.
Prime ministers, politicians and policymakers should no longer be allowed to talk about family carers as "heroes" or "heroic", unless at the same time they introduce concrete provisions to improve their and service users' circumstances and support.
The sustainable development goals (SDGs), which come into effect next year, have several provisions to improve the lives of people with disabilities, including targets to educate all disabled children and to find more jobs for disabled adults.
A provision to improve mail service in Alaska was also added.
The dominant reform paradigm for developing countries introduces market forces into health care provision to improve quality and efficiency.
Correcting for market failures calls not only for regulation – obligatory membership to avoid the problem of adverse selection, but also for its public provision, to improve the monitoring capacity and financial sustainability of the program.
The computer codes like SAMMY and KALMAN so far developed to generate resonance parameter covariance have no provision to improve upon the highly correlated experimental data and hence reduce the systematic uncertainty.
We report on a national evaluation of the Achievement for All (AfA) programme that was designed to improve outcomes for students with SEND through: (1) academic assessment, tracking and intervention, (2) structured conversations with parents, and (3) developing provision to improve wider outcomes (e.g. positive relationships).
