Sentence examples for sustaining provision from inspiring English sources

Then, the preserved production capacity could make sustaining provision of emergency supplies.

The court heard that Paul Flattley had been on the force barely a year when he started the "sustained" provision of confidential information to the News International newspaper, which earned him a total of £7,600.

Consequently, Willingness to pay has been applied mainly for situations where local communities pay for external services to sustain provision of ecosystem services.

However, mechanisms to ensure long-term performance of CMDs, sustain provision of free drug and strengthen the health system should be developed.

Marriage may reflect a strong commitment to the relationship and sustained provision of support in the management of illness through greater family organization and sharing of tasks.

Recent data on pyrethroid-treated bed nets are encouraging for situations in which sustained provision of spray pumps and trained spray teams are not feasible.

The sustained provision of goods and services such as NWFPs is increasingly important to lives and livelihoods for this reason, but this cannot be achieved without good management.

The need for increased and sustained provision of HIV test kits and antiretroviral drugs for PMTCT was more prominent among health workers at lower level health facilities, as noted.

We conclude that sustaining the provision of quality is subject to political and ideational change, particularly in relation to key components of quality such as qualified staff and sustaining a skilled early childhood workforce.

Providing information and keeping knowledge about specialist services up-to-date may be hard to achieve, but was clearly a key means for developing and sustaining quality provision for people presenting with symptoms or living with CFS/ME.

Ensuring vigilant human resource planning and continuously improving the quality of the practice environment for nurses are crucial steps to securing the stable and well-prepared nursing workforce that is essential to sustaining the provision of high-quality healthcare services for Hong Kong people.