Sentence examples for defence provision from inspiring English sources

This could rise to around 130,000 hectares by the 2080s if there is no change to current flood defence provision.

European Union law allows defence companies this provision.

Mr Londoño was responsible for pension and labour reforms that are vital to Mr Uribe's efforts to control Colombia's fiscal deficit while also improving defence and social provision.

In 1948, Beveridge published Voluntary Action, a book which was a very different kind of manifesto from his report six years earlier, a passionate defence of voluntary provision of social welfare, and quite obviously a palinode: Beveridge was recanting his own role in the creation of a vast centralised bureaucracy.

We found several metabolite pathways implicated in enhancing stress defence, through the provision of specific metabolites.

But around 40 of the items on that shopping list have yet to be met, including vital ones like the ability to "suppress enemy air defences" and the provision of heavy-lift aircraft.

There are many examples of local authorities acting very creatively and boldly in defence of maintaining cultural provision in the belief that it is something worth investing in".

The devastating flooding across Britain has forced David Cameron into a partial U-turn on deep cuts in flood defence spending, with the provision of an extra £120m.

Lactobacilli are reported to play an important role in the maintenance of normal vaginal flora [ 34, 35] through the provision of defence mechanisms against pathogenic organisms via hydrogen peroxide (H202) production and the maintenance of an acidic microenvironment generated by lactic acid production.

According to those notes, the proposals urged the EU to create defence structures under the provisions of the 2009 Lisbon treaty and based on the EU diplomatic service.

A wide range of bills signed by the President in recent years, including the latest National Defence Authorisation Act, contain provisions that have been interpreted as potentially allowing for a previously unthinkable erosion of the rights of US citizens.