Sentence examples for the regular provision from inspiring English sources
The letter declares that the relationship between the CPS and barristers is "a customer/supplier relationship built on trust and the regular provision of a reliable service.
In most cases these hospitals represent small specialist hospitals (e.g. orthodontics, plastic surgery, ophthalmology) which are of negligible relevance for the regular provision of hospital services.
In mid-July the World Food Programme (WFP) took over the regular provision of food aid.
Here, as in many parts of rural Afghanistan, harsh weather, inadequate roads and political instability hamper the regular provision of social services, including health care.
This enabled parents to stay close to their baby and maintain a degree of normal family life, as well as facilitating the regular provision of breast milk.
Articular cartilage and bone health is dependent upon the regular provision of nutrients, and it has been suggested that diets deficient in nutrients may lead to arthropathy [ 3].
After spending the winter of 1805 06 in Sitka (Novo-Arkhangelsk, or New Archangel), Alaska, centre of the company's colonial administration, he sailed for the Spanish settlements in California to trade furs for foodstuffs and to arrange a treaty for the regular provisioning of the company's colonies from New Spain.
Other popular themes on the website have included regular provision of activities for care home residents and frequent opportunities, encouraged by staff, for them to venture outside.
But regular provision of alcohol – the pour – exists in only a handful of Canadian cities; Ottawa's is the second-oldest and the most-studied programme.
Moreover, regular provision of supportive supervision of the frontline health workers including aspects related to delivery of ANC services has been shown to be strong motivational factors.
Although experimental work on environmental enrichment has answered many important questions, it is not yet known whether beneficial effects of enrichment are more strongly influenced by regular provision of novel objects, or by the diversity of objects present at any one time.
