Sentence examples for widespread provider from inspiring English sources

As he warned back then: "Widespread provider failure...would be bad for jobseekers, expensive for the taxpayer and fatal for many subcontractors, especially not-for-profit providers".

To date, MSI has not experienced widespread provider reluctance to remove implants, although continued monitoring of this issue is needed.

Political will and widespread provider support were also key to achieving this in Nepal; however, these are currently lacking in Ghana.

Prevention services focused primarily on sensitisation and education of communities about HIV and AIDS, of which CBOs were the most widespread providers.

The study showed poor provider-client interpersonal relations, poor technical competence of providers, widespread misconceptions among both providers and community members about the safety and risks of contraceptives, inability of many providers to speak the Mayan language of their clients, and other structural problems.

"Despite the progress of recent years, there remain widespread concerns amongst providers and employers at the level of bureaucracy in the skills system, and the significant use of funds away from the frontline delivery of learning and training," his letter said.

The Guardian newspaper reports that BPP, an accountancy college that has the power to award degrees, plans an "aggressive expansion" (is there any other sort?) "to run at least ten of its publicly-funded counterparts".Even though the practice is widespread, recruiting private providers to run publicly-funded services is politically contentious.

Eric King, deputy director of Privacy International, said "These widespread attacks on providers and collectives undermine the trust we all place on the internet and greatly endangers the world's most powerful tool for democracy and free expression".

Even now, the obstacles to obtaining a legal abortion in Colombia are so numerous -- bureaucracy from health insurers and providers, widespread refusal by doctors to perform abortions or to refer to those who will, delays in the judicial system - that many women either continue the pregnancy or undergo an illegal abortion anyway.

Misconceptions and cultural barriers regarding FP were widespread, and many providers avoided discussing the topic with clients.

In general though, there seems to be a widespread uncertainty among providers about what their role should include.