Sentence examples for enough provision for from inspiring English sources

The university maintains that there is no evidence that applicants have been rejected from their preferred college because they have children, but it concedes that, "in general, there isn't enough provision for student parents".

With a borrowed cellphone, they sent out appeals for help, saying they had only enough provisions for a few days.

Manning said Coach Tom Coughlin told the players to make sure they had enough provisions for their families during the next few days, and Coughlin stressed to the players that they should avoid going outside.

Standard Life today reported strong sales in its core pensions market in the first nine months of the year, shrugging off fears that the group had not made enough provisions for policy holders selling up after demutualisation.

The remarks by Banks follow a warning last week from the new regulator set up to spot financial risks in the system – the Financial Policy Committee FPCC) inside the Bank of England – that warned banks may be providing a "misleading picture of their financial health" if they were not making big enough provisions for borrowers in difficulty.

These depots would be essential for the transcontinental party's survival, as the party would not be able to carry enough provisions for the entire crossing.

Its magazines contained over 25 thousand cannon rounds, almost 900 thousand musket and rifle rounds and enough provisions for several months of full siege.

Last year, the London assembly criticised several boroughs for failing to plant enough trees or make adequate provision for those in their care.

But not enough provision was made for what would happen further down the line.

He feels not enough provision has been made for people like him who oppose the measure.

McKinsey, a consultancy, recently looked at the finances of a large sample of baby-boomers, due to start drawing their pensions soon, and found that about two-thirds of them had failed to make enough financial provision for their retirement to maintain their previous standard of living, even though as a group they had always earned well.