Sentence examples for unsuitable provision from inspiring English sources

The Report of the Schizophrenia Commission criticized length of stay in forensic hospital settings and stated that patients in secure care "Often stay too long in very expensive and often unsuitable provision" [ 26].

With more and more children struggling with their mental health and with less and less money to provide support for them, I can see an awful lot more children like Lily being home-educated or being sent to unsuitable alternative provision.

This property is completely unsuitable for the provision of short breaks for families".

This study highlights that current recommendations for verbal and written methods of information provision are unsuitable for older patients with vision impairment and illustrates that the development of new methods for providing information to these patients is required.

Some structural design codes provisions are unsuitable and can result in very non-conservative predictions while others result in a conservative estimation of the splitting failure load.

The approval process that has been applied for generics is unsuitable for biosimilars and specific provisions for these products were developed.

The study concluded that two of the proposed ski areas are located in highly unsuitable environment, and the relevant plan provisions should be revised.

67 The assistant secretary of the Scottish Board of Health wrote to the Registrar General for Scotland, Dr James Crauford Dunlop, that, although many of the provisions of these bills were unsuitable for application to Scotland, there were 'certain points' within them, 'notably the registration of still-births', which appeared to the Board to be of value.

Moreover, the provisions of Eurocode 1 resulted clearly unsuitable and non-conservative to address such a phenomenon.

Facilities in six prisons were deemed unsuitable and facilities in five prisons deemed adequate for provision of modern primary medical care by the inspector (DT) (Table 1).

Since most human rights advocacy groups are critical of the widespread homophobia prevalent in Ugandan society, this provision could become a convenient tool to shut down organisations deemed "unsuitable" by the government and also imprison their heads.