Sentence examples for public provisions from inspiring English sources

Americans have not invested enough in public provisions like infrastructure and education.

But his ideas are much bigger than anything you hear from the protesters: slash corporate taxes and raise energy taxes, aggressively use market forces and public provisions to bring down health care costs; raise capital requirements for banks; require national service; balance the budget by 2018.

And then finally I'll note, again, that the European experience poses a challenge for conservative abortion opponents as well, who need to consider the possibility that restrictions on abortion might work better — or, perhaps, only work at all — with more generous public provisions for maternal health care.

The state's social investment was therefore limited to very narrow sectors and the public provisions for social welfare, child care and elder care were almost nonexistent.

By increasing the public provisions of healthcare, more redistribution of healthcare resources can be ensured, which can accelerate the journey of SEAR countries towards universal health coverage.

It can be argued that increasing public provisions for healthcare can increase the scope of redistribution of healthcare resources since such provision is financed by pooled fund, mostly taxes, where people from different income groups contribute.

"Public order" has come to replace ideas of the public sphere, public space, public provision and the public good.

Conservatives like Charles Murray often assert that public provision crowds out family provision, contributing to family breakdown.

Osborne claims that "reforms" can maintain the quality of public provision.

Just as striking is the paucity of public provision for them.

This is a reasonable response to poor public provision, but it is dangerous.