Sentence examples for time for provision from inspiring English sources

In our previous RCT, 73% of women who were breastfeeding at three months continued until at least six months [ 9]; we therefore will target the first three months as the critical time for provision of most support.

It wasn't until this week that Apple notified Mr. Begley that Drone+ had again been rejected, this time for violating provision 16.1 of its App Store guidelines, which bans software that presents "excessively objectionable or crude content".

Similarly no competition had been organised, from time to time, for the provision of banking services.

They also identified that the length of time for the provision of the HDS to the patient's community-based practitioners was outside of hospital guidelines of 48 hours.

These include a lack of: time for the provision of education and counselling; training in appropriate communication skills; patient educational resources and aids, as well as a lack of continuity in care [ 25, 26].

The study sought to develop an understanding of how employed mothers constructed time for food provisioning for themselves and their families.

Profit in the 2011 fourth quarter was also reduced by a one-time charge for provisions for loan losses on a Japanese consumer finance business; G.E. sold the business in 2008 but continues to hold liabilities.

The Break Time for Nursing Mothers provision requires employers to provide reasonable breaks to pump breast milk for one year after giving birth.

It seems to me that any grounded strategy would have at its heart plans to cut emissions  to keep the warming we are causing to below  two degrees, while at the same time making  provision for adaptation measures to cope with up to four degrees of heating.

There being at that time no provision for peers to disclaim their peerages, this would bring with it an obligatory seat in the House of Lords, with no option of remaining in the Commons, where most political power resided.

The study shows that implementation of a consultation model offering the elements of more time for the patient and provision of the expertise of case specific members of a primary care team did not have any effect on anxiety and depression in mothers from a socio-economically deprived area.