Sentence examples for called provisions from inspiring English sources

The request appears to have been made under regulations released in June 2016 called Provisions on the Administration of Mobile Internet Application Information Services.

As the founders of Food52, a culinary Web site that last week introduced an e-commerce section called Provisions, they cook out of a kitchen in their Chelsea office, preparing as many as 15 recipes a day for photo shoots.

Food52, a crowdsourced cooking website co-founded by former New York Times food editor Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs, is today making the move into e-commerce with the launch of an online shop called Provisions.

And last summer, Food52 grew again, launching its first online shop called Provisions, where cooks could buy products that relate to the recipes and how-to's elsewhere on the site.

In the jargon of telecommunications it's called provisioning.

The second problem is what Kaufman called "provisioning".

It's called provision 404(c) of the Clean Water Act.

By Apple's rules, it's up to credit card-issuing banks to verify the legitimacy of their cards when they're added to Apple Pay, a process called "provisioning". That's where the system breaks down.

If you are using Windows XP, the provision files may be located on the "C" drive under Documents and Settings, then username, Application Data, Apple Computer, MobileDevice, then the folder called Provisioning Files.

The notes mature on Oct. 14, 1992, and carry put and call provisions that can be exercised in 1988.

The government now call provisions like these "perverse incentives" and argue that they should be removed from our social security provision.