Sentence examples for sustaining the provision from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
We discuss the need for landscape restoration in order to sustain the provision of ES important for livelihoods of rural communities and develop strategies for EI management in communal lands.
UNICEF is urgently appealing for additional funds to sustain the provision of critical humanitarian support to conflict-affected women and children.
So I would suggest we give a figure that can be able to sustain the provision of services at our facilities".
In response, UNICEF and its partners are working around the clock to sustain the provision of services to the camp, and in particular, to ensure that all refugees have access to water, latrines and showers.
Measurement of intervention clinics' viability and, subsequently, their ability to sustain the provision of curative and preventive health services was based on three dimensions of health care service: a) expansion of services, b) improvements in client perceptions of quality of care, and c) sustainability of services.
The Senate had narrowly voted earlier this month to require Iraq to repay $10 billion in reconstruction aid if other countries do not forgive its debt, but there are not enough loan supporters on the joint House and Senate conference committee to sustain the loan provision.
Oxfordshire county councillor David Nimmo Smith said: "Other councils, including the city council, have brought in parking charges for their park-and-ride sites and the time has now come where we feel we can no longer sustain the free provision".
Efforts to promote proper care-seeking behaviour by mothers must nonetheless be backed and sustained by the provision of effective treatment for those who present in hospitals especially after early (<48hours) hospital discharge which is quite common.
