Sentence examples for wide provision from inspiring English sources

But as a measure of healthy supply a wide provision of goods at prices shoppers can afford it is mainly good news.

Enterprise and entrepreneurship education, according to government reports, should be embedded within Higher Education HEE) however, although many HEI's are experienced in programme led initiatives, they have less knowledge of cross-school and campus wide provision.

In parallel, the wide provision of entrepreneurship education, emerging from relevant educational policies, fares a more 'mature' phase after the initial 'fostering entrepreneurial mindsets' period (e.g. Katz 2003; Kuratko 2005; Oslo Agenda 2006).

But civil liberties lawyers have found more to object to in the wide provisions of the Patriot Act.

A "wider provision for the minority interest" w to be made, by turning over to a new "Network Three" the time that the Third had lost.

Eventually, he did so, however, openly siding in 2002 with the campaigners who were fighting for wider provision of drugs in the face of President Thabo Mbeki's cranky resistance.

The capacity of public and private veterinary services in Somalia was enhanced through country-wide provision of cold chain facilities and vaccination equipment, which is anticipated to further reduce the cost of vaccination delivery in the future.

Internal medicine providers charged higher than any other specialist type (p<0.05) for allergy immunotherapy.Using a large payer database coupled with visualization techniques was an efficient approach to characterizing the state-wide provision patterns of allergy diagnostic and therapy services in North Carolina.

In recent years, there has been increasing interest among some land owners and forestry stakeholders that species other than Pinus radiata might be better suited to the wider provision of ecosystem services (e.g. Trotter et al. 2005).

What have been lacking, however, are political will and adequate financial and human resources to enable wider provision of family planning services.

Respondents also recommend a region-wide provision of EBP trainings to increase accessibility.