Sentence examples for regional provision from inspiring English sources

Another bemoaned the lack of clarity from government regarding ring-fenced money for music hubs beyond 2015, pointing out the risk of increased private outsourcing, patchy regional provision and, ultimately, a situation in which only those with financial clout can access musical training to a standard that will enable them to pursue it to higher education.

If this specialization can be proved as a valid approach to improve the regional provision of obstetrical service, its application into other areas or other fields is expected.

In April 2008, the specialization in departments of obstetrics and gynecology was conducted in Sennan area of Osaka prefecture in Japan, which aims at solving the problems of regional provision of obstetrical service.

The prime purpose of this paper is to evaluate whether the above mentioned specialization in departments of OBGY can be regarded as a valid approach improving the regional provision of obstetrical service in Sennan area.

With regard to the first question (Was the specialization undertaken by these gynecology and obstetrics departments a valid approach to improve the regional provision of obstetrical service in the Sennan area?), we found that after the specialization, women with risky pregnancies tended to choose Izumisano City Hospital.

GISCAME calculates – based on raster data – the contribution of all land use types to the provision of ES on a relative scale from 0 (no provision of ES) to 100 (maximum regional provision of ES) (Fürst et al. 2010a b; Koschke et al. 2012 2012).

Was the specialization undertaken by gynecology and obstetrics departments a valid approach to improve the regional provisions of obstetrical service in the Sennan area?

This specialization in gynecology and obstetrics departments which aimed at solving the problems of regional provisions of obstetrics services (e.g., shortage of obstetricians and maternity services for high-risk pregnancies, and over working of obstetricians) has three main advantages.

We collected birth certificate data from the Izumisano and Kishiwada Health Centers between April 1, 2007 and March 30, 2010, and examined pregnant women's choices and regional provisions of obstetrical services after the specialization.

In April 2008, specialization in gynecology and obstetrics departments was introduced in the Sennan area of Osaka prefecture in Japan that aimed at solving the problems of regional provisions of obstetrics services (e.g., shortage of obstetricians, overworking of obstetricians, and provision of specialist maternity services for high-risk pregnancies).

Even though international and regional provisions have created a right for migrants to access social benefits, most of the obligations remain rather general without specifying for example which exact social security rights should be made available to migrants and under what conditions.