Sentence examples for bring in provisions from inspiring English sources

Audience members are not allowed bring in provisions like food or coffee.

Occupy librarians were finishing the reading room, and some Occupy farmers were discussing how to bring in provisions.

Lorries from the Gulf states bring in thousands of tonnes of provisions every day because Iraqi food does not meet American specifications.

This amendment brought in transitional provisions to allow the 18 additional MEPs created under the Lisbon Treaty to be elected or appointed before the 2014 election.

(Curiously, restaurants do have to let you bring in a small horse, although that provision might be trumped by the local health code).

More importantly, in areas that Mrs Thatcher only nibbled at health, education and welfare services politicians will push on with bringing in private provision and applying the rigours of the market to the functions of the state.Then there is the question of tax.

"We also announced in the summer we will be bringing in additional provision to deliver work capability assessments with the aim of increasing delivery capacity and reducing waiting times.

Supplies and provisions UNICEF and other UN agencies are helping the government bring in supplies and provisions.

In one of his earliest prime minister's questions sessions, Gordon Brown withdrew his support for gambling provisions brought in by his predecessor.

Zúñiga estimated the food provisions brought in to be sufficient for a siege of three months' duration.

As fish stocks in the lake diminish each year, the tourism industry – and the local employment and service provision it brings in through improved roads, better hospitals and clean water – is vital.