Sentence examples for rich provision from inspiring English sources

But from those who did speak to Education Guardian, snapshots emerge of rich provision at risk and difficult choices to be made.

With the development of Web 2.0 that supports multimedia applications, customer expectations of rich media provisioning have increased.

BRITAIN'S National Health Service (NHS) was recently judged the "world's best health-care system" by the Washington-based Commonwealth Fund in its latest ranking of 11 rich countries' health provision.

The solution to Britain's economic difficulties will not come from one type of educational institution, but from a spectrum of institutions, each offering a rich and enduring provision to the widest audience, collectively seeking to solve our economic problems.

Even union officials acknowledge that the contract is rich with expensive provisions.

Democrats have objected that it is too generous to the rich, especially its provisions cutting estate taxes for the wealthiest Americans.

Sowing meadows like these [with] nectar-rich and pollen-rich plant species increases provision of foraging resources for bees and other pollinating insects in urban areas," she said.

Research shows that in societies polarized between rich and poor, the provision of public services is compromised.

And they will appreciate the way Huhne's vision of a rich diversity of local provision contrasts with the Tory idea of popular schools taking over the rest: "It's been a good half for the school: the match with Harrow was won, and St Custard's was purchased through a leveraged buy out".

The theoretical sampling procedure contributed to the provision of rich data but also to a lack of data about patients with whom FPs as consultants were less actively involved.

The question is whether we should allow rich corporations to use provisions hidden in so-called trade agreements to dictate how we will live in the 21st century.