The Armenians received medicine, food, as well as other provisions from the central government and extensive literacy reforms were carried out.
Obsolete provisions from as far back as the 13th century continue to survive long after they have ceased to serve any useful purpose.
Since the food supplies were beginning to run out, the Turks received provisions from Venice, as did the Albanians.
The package of gun laws the Legislature approved includes a significant expansion of the state's ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, as well as provisions to keep firearms away from people with mental illnesses and to impose stiffer penalties on gun crimes.
The best he will be able to do will be to misconstrue a few provisions from Indian treaties, as is done by the Christian nationalist history revisionists.
Technology services, such as that provisioned from cloud computing, create interesting phenomena as it connects with numerous entities such as people and technology.
Hawking, of course, needed more than a wheelchair; able to communicate using only the muscles of one cheek, he used a speech-generation device, which it is impossible to imagine as routine provision from a system with so little interest in what disabled people have to say.
The town began in the 19th Century as a sugar plantation, sustained by provisions from ships from the Big Island.
Proposition 16 does offer stability as a constitutional amendment, which protects its provisions from change.
They watched as Mr. Kaczynski sometimes emerged to tend his garden and retrieve provisions from his root cellar.
