Sentence examples for to increase provision from inspiring English sources

Hospitals must be supported to increase provision of "nearby nature" for patients and relatives.

Mr Abe has allowed private companies to provide childcare, in order to increase provision and bring down costs.

Porter also heavily criticised the government and NHS England's determination to increase provision of key NHS services at weekends, not just weekdays.

Only in the last couple of years have local authorities been required to increase provision for homes, but targets are still too low.

The government is urged to rethink the mathematics curriculum in compulsory schooling - particularly in the key age group of 12 to 14 - and to increase provision for older students and adult learners.

Japan is the world's third largest nuclear power user, with 53 reactors that provide 34.5% of its electricity, and there are plans to increase provision to 50% by 2030.

The later deadline, plus the figures from the ombudsman, are likely to mean banks will have to increase provisions.

Richard Hunter, head of UK equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers said the market would be concerned if further lapses on pension policies forced the company to increase provisions.

"There is going to be much more earnings volatility as people are forced to increase provisions," said Zach Gast, the analyst who oversaw the RiskMetrics study, "and the amount they are going to have to increase provisioning might take people by surprise".

The best way for Santander to distance itself from its home market, other than buy businesses abroad, is to increase provisions for losses related to property.

In the coming years, he added, the company will have to increase provisions for the cost of shutting down and dismantling its four nuclear plants in Germany.