Sentence examples for extra provisions to from inspiring English sources

A Gwynedd council spokesperson added: "A recent assessment has outlined the need for extra provisions to be provided across all north Wales authorities".

As part of the latest plan, lenders are having to make 30bn euros of extra provisions to cover potential losses on property loans, which comes on top of 54bn euros they were ordered to set aside in February.

criticized the practice of adding extra provisions to must-pass bills.

The study defined states with weak gun laws as those that don't add extra provisions to federal gun laws, such as banning assault weapons or requiring a permit to buy a gun.

The House, controlled by Mr Bush's Republican Party, has been reluctant to go along with extra provisions tacked on to any TPA bill by the Democratic-controlled Senate.

MADRID — Spain's three largest banks announced billions of euros in extra provisions on Tuesday to meet new government rules to clean up ailing property assets, while the more exposed Bankia was looking at a possible merger to meet the requirements.

Liverpool gets extra provision compared to the average".

So you only let 100 people buy the product [at the outset] and add in extra provisions and securities to ensure they have a great experience and you're smart about the liabilities.

As for the minutes from Bahmanzadeh's first meeting with Fred Prout the meeting at which Bahmanzadeh alleges he was told the Dance Academy had nothing to worry about, and that the extra provisions were for the people upstairs Prout was unable to refer to his notes when he came to give evidence in court.

As for the minutes from Manoucehr's first meeting with Fred Prout – the meeting at which Manoucehr alleges he was told the Dance Academy had nothing to worry about, and that the extra provisions were for the people upstairs – Prout was unable to refer to his notes when he came to give evidence in court.

In fact, he even alleges that Prout told him not to worry that the extra provisions were just for "the people upstairs," while gesturing to the ceiling with his pen.