Sentence examples for In provisions of from inspiring English sources

The Edinburgh-based insurer admitted that its operating profits in the six months to the end of June had been hit by an increase in provisions of £100m.

"We tried to see if they were interested in freeing Alan Gross in exchange for things we wanted to do anyway"—mostly changes in provisions of the embargo—"but they would not move off of a linkage of Gross and Gerardo".

As was noted previously, the word law in provisions of the Constitution such as Articles 9 and 12 includes fundamental rules of natural justice.

While people with disabilities are included among vulnerable groups highlighted for attention in South African laws, policies and strategies, and inclusion of people with mental disabilities is specifically mentioned in the Bill of Rights, the inclusion of people with mental health conditions in provisions of other laws, policies and strategies are not consistently nor explicitly mentioned.

A plan managed care index (where 100 was a highly managed health plan) measured the intensity of provider-oriented controls in a health plan based on the gatekeeping and lock-in provisions of the plan's network, the plan's referral preauthorization requirements, and whether the plan vs. the provider was at financial risk.

There have been huge advances and improvements in provision of cardiac emergency services in the past 10 years.

They all involve a greater or lesser role of the state in provision of services.

seeking to play a role in provision of services in potentially sensitive areas, such as advising on sexual health.

"We desperately need a huge increase in provision of specialist counselling and support services for survivors of sexual abuse.

The Company also involves in provision of port services.

The Company also involves in provision of keyboards and mouse, network cards and routers, among others.