Sentence examples for varying provisions from inspiring English sources

Several nations, mostly in the developed world, have varying provisions that allow books to be produced in Braille, audio, and sometimes electronic or large print to make it possible for people with vision loss or other print-reading disabilities to read the books.

There are 33 other states that have varying provisions that mention the environment but fail to protect the right to pure water, clean air, and a healthy environment as firmly and highly as other political rights.

The same varying provision for bikes affects trams too.

The hospitals have differing strengths and weaknesses in terms of their Care Quality Commission ratings and are at different stages of implementing the English National Dementia Strategy with varying provision of liaison psychiatry.

As the data is from five hospitals within three English cities of varying service provision and socioeconomic status, the findings should be generalizable more broadly to self-harm populations who present to emergency departments.

This viewpoint is supported by the fact that, despite the widely varying range of provision, respondents did not consider the extent of provision of CAM within their own curriculum to be a problem.

It was a democratic choice with provision varying from place to place.

We identified and mapped eight types of ESBs that were characterized to varying degrees by provisioning, cultural and regulating/maintenance services.

"It cannot be right that local authority areas with similar demographics - such as the size of the population and the levels of deprivation - have such varying levels of provision in schools.

The new provisions include varying degrees of punishment, ranging from a minimum of seven years in prison to the death penalty, in those cases where the victim dies or is left in a vegetative state.

"We... hold widely varying views on other provisions of the Affordable Care Act," the experts write.