Sentence examples for also made provision for from inspiring English sources
The Indus Waters Treaty also made provision for the construction of two major dams in Pakistan.
The 1850 law restored the "liberty of teaching" that, in effect, meant free scope for priestly schools, but it also made provision for separate communal schools for girls, for adult classes, and for the technical instruction of apprentices.
"I am sure that in the weeks and months ahead, we don't have the same situation in two years' time". During the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign, world football's governing body Fifa also made provision for the drawing of lots to divide teams that finished level in every other way.
Beside the Direct Grant Scheme, the Act also made provision for LEAs to fund places at independent schools in areas where there was a shortage of appropriate places in maintained schools.
The introduction of modernising medical careers (MMC) in the United Kingdom in 2005 has also made provision for out of programme work opportunities in developing nations.
The Bamako Initiative also made provision for a system that waived payment for patients who were too poor to pay for their treatment, however this system has never really been implemented (with regard to Burkina Faso, cf. [ 3]; for other countries in the region, see [ 4]).
Publishing and Broadcasting also made provisions for soured investments in India and losses associated with a venture in Australia with Charles Schwab.
The bill also made provisions for a variety of public demonstrations of regret, including a formal apology from the city.
It also made provisions for enacting recommendations on improving airport security, reducing prostitution and implementing the government's youth alcohol action plan.
He also made provisions for dividing the Luxembourg patrimony, with the understanding that its male members would respect Wenceslas as their head.
He also made provisions for his donation to be kept secret until his death, to avoid causing political problems to the new King, George I.
