Sentence examples for from provisions from inspiring English sources

The annual loss resulted from provisions to cover legal costs related to the rate-rigging scandal and other improper activities.

The rest would come from provisions affecting oil and gas companies, hedge funds, and the owners of corporate jets.

For example, oil and gas companies are exempt from provisions of the Clean Water Act that require construction activities to reduce polluted runoff as well as from provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act that regulate underground injection of chemicals.

Sections 20-59 and 20-54 were derived from provisions of the state's Act to Preserve Racial Integrity, adopted in 1924.

The S.E.C. is engaged in a rear-guard action to minimize the harm from provisions in the act that it opposed, like crowdsourcing.

The programs are insulated from provisions requiring church-state separation because the donations are collected and distributed by the nonprofit scholarship groups.

So the organisation recommends clinics and centres that welcome youths, offering services, from provision of condoms to testing.

In July, the welfare minister Lord Freud told the Lords: The provision of food-bank support has grown from provision to 70,000 individuals two years ago to 347,000.

The role of industry ranges from provision of turn-key systems, to provision of training and joint development of satellites in partnership with emerging space countries.

As the state abruptly withdrew from provision and offered little in the way of regulation, the private sector expanded in various guises.

Although Table 1 represents the case of strands in a galvanized metal sheath that is most frequently used worldwide, it still shows a wide range of variation of the values from provision to provision, and even in a single provision.