Sentence examples for thought provision from inspiring English sources

Participants reported that some GPs prescribed proprietary vitamin supplements for pregnant women and young children in low-income families, either because they were unaware of Healthy Start or because they thought provision of vitamin supplements was unreliable.

They stated that the provision of medical information was their most important contribution to vaccination decision-making, nevertheless many of them thought the provision of such information to be not very rewarding.

Mr. Goss, a former central intelligence officer, said he would have preferred more carefully drafted legislation to deal with leaks but thought this provision was better than nothing.

But Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, said she thought the provision should be narrowed to apply only to the drug formulation tested.

Any plan must include a carefully thought out provision for youthful workers, who were being driven from the labor market in record numbers long before the financial meltdown and who now risk being permanently marginalized both socially and economically.

In addition, sustainable construction of new buildings has to be thought without provision of new raw materials.

Students thought the provision of laptops was generous and they were very grateful for this support.

Participants also thought that provision of care could be improved by paying providers more, and by penalising providers who accept bribes or who work at private clinics during their public hospital shifts.

Even though New York has no recall provision, one might think Mr. Pataki would be in big trouble.

We shouldn't think this provision was quietly ignored either.

"We think the provision of tax services in no way impairs our independence or objectivity," Mr. Nally said.