Sentence examples for before providing that from inspiring English sources

I'm always willing to consider people for jobs that they haven't tried before, providing that they have a strong track record.

Although Siri has access to iOS contacts and the device's current location, Siri checks the permission to access iOS-protected user data of the app containing the Extension to see if the app has access before providing that information to it.

Cobley's statement was far from a knee-jerk reaction; he replied many times that he was looking into the issue in order to be able to share more information before answering many complaints in the thread about delivery times and Nexus 4 availability before providing that answer.

The closest (e.g. baseline) HIV-RNA and CD4+/CD4% cell count measurements previous to the TCE start date (obtained at most 90 days before, provided that no other therapies were started and stopped during this time window) were collected.

In conjunction with a reform-minded Dominican friar, Johannes Faber, he drafted a formal proposal to be laid before the princes, providing that a mediatory commission be appointed to bring about a peaceful resolution of the theological controversy.

We have people in Co-Op City, we have people in Queens who don't have the kind of mass transit that they deserve, and the M.T.A. should focus on first providing that before they go and enhance the transportation they already provide elsewhere".

The bill would abolish New York City's 32 elected community school boards a year from now, while providing that before then, the Legislature must come up with some other mechanism to give parents a voice in the operation of their neighborhood schools.

Mr. Vega adds that he was providing that information early, before it gets "out of the box".

As before, it was provided that the flag's proportions could differ for ornamental purposes, but the coat of arms must always be in the center, vertical.

Good (1967) argues on expected utility grounds that it is always rational to gather evidence before acting, provided that evidence is free of cost.

Combined with the catalyst of a psychedelic to alter consciousness, this new technology could now be used to reveal the inner workings of the brain and the mind, at levels not imaginable before - provided, that is, that the state could be persuaded to grant ethical approvals for such research.