Sentence examples for role of provision from inspiring English sources

The Key Informants were selected because of their knowledge and their role of provision of youth friendly services.

"Little research has focused on the role of provision gardens as the botanical gardens of the dispossessed, the marginal, those who struggled to hold on to their cultural identity under dehumanized conditions" (Carney 2001: 156).

PAUL WALDMAN has an excellent post about immigration reform in America, and the crucial role of provisions that undocumented workers be made to learn English on their path to citizenship.

In the current wake of mission plans to the Moon and to Earth Moon Libration points (EML) by several agencies and organizations, TYCHO identifies the key role of telecommunication provision for the future path of lunar exploration.

In the past decade, the role of information provision in cancer care has been acknowledged.

Instead, reforms focused on areas such as cost-effectiveness, decentralization, privatization and reducing the role of government provision and financing of health care [ 3].

Challenges associated with health workers' working and living conditions as pointed out in this study may be related to the failure of LGAs to fulfil their role of ensuring provision of quality health service in their area of jurisdiction.

Whilst the 'simple salesperson' role was one that characterized a large proportion of encounters, respondents often couched their role in terms of provision of 'first aid'.

It is widely acknowledged that community nurses are well placed to engage with ACP because of their pivotal role in provision of primary care based end-of-life care [ 18, 19].

But if one adopts the UK model, the level of the base makes all the difference; given the relatively small role of private healthcare provision in the UK, the country has what is essentially a public system.

The studies on a fadB' and fadB1 deletion mutants of R. eutropha revealed a special role of FadB' in provision of precursors for PHA synthesis (Insomphun et al. [2014]).