Sentence examples for service provisions for from inspiring English sources

Mental health service provisions for adults consist of primary care and specialized mental health services.

As HBV prevalence and attributable liver cancer incidence increases in Australia and other developed countries, health service provisions for people with CHB will need to improve and expand, and should involve education and support for those chronically infected and their families.

Nearly three decades later, Suffolk County still leads the way in public policy and service provision for victims".

For those with two years' service, provision for career breaks of up to two years (mainly for caring responsibilities).

Public life 2012: board member, Olympic Delivery Authority; 2010-11: commissioner for the Commission on Assisted Dying chaired by Lord Falconer; 2005-07: ministeriadviserser on employment service provision for disabled people.

That got us to store of value, and now we're moving to medium of exchange (ie payment service provision for merchants and setting-up for transactional usage).

Prof Gadd warns: "There really isn't in-depth therapeutic service provision for young people with those sorts of problems – or even for older people.

Explaining why he did not vote for a law to outlaw selective service provision for gay people he cited Mr Tatchell.

The Australian Medical Students Associationn, which represents 17,000 medical students around the country, warned the secrecy provisions would punish doctors "for undertaking professional obligations and reporting breaches in health care and service provision, for instance reporting child sexual abuse to the public".

"The system proposed must allow for expansion for future variations which may incorporate other areas of the contracting organisations' service provision, for example, permit payments, suspensions, penalty charge notices and other non-parking related payments," says the notice.

Two separate issues are conflated in this debate: high rates of serious ­emotional distress in the black Caribbean population, and mental health service provision for individuals from this population who are experiencing distress.