Sentence examples for had made provision from inspiring English sources

But no agreement had made provision for intervention to reverse a coup.

The apostolic church trusted that Christ had made provision for Christians to be kept by the Holy Spirit in the truth of the gospel (John 14 16).

The influential precedents for action were those of New Zealand and Denmark, which had made provision for old age without establishing social insurance schemes, in contrast with Germany, where the scheme was based on insurance.

"I have held that Mrs Warren has a right under article 8 in that she has the right to decide to become a parent by her deceased husband, for which he had made provision and which would accord with his wishes and intentions".

The president told Ms Patterson he had made provision in case of his assassination, saying his sister, Faryal Talpur, would be named president.

(K7) One barrier to improving MDTMs and communication in primary care was the (then) recent reorganisation of district nurse teams into geographical hubs, which had made provision of palliative care more difficult; GPs found it harder to make contact, arrange meetings and share information with the district nurse teams.

The company said it had made provisions for probable losses but did not give a figure.

In her will, he said, Benazir Bhutto had made provisions for all that she considered valuable.

Oceanside Fire District, which has the authority to shut down its individual departments, had made provisions to cover the company's territory.

For the project in Ede, the organizers had made provisions to relocate the undercover patients if there were a sudden shortage of beds.

A person close to Lucent said it had made provisions for the possibility that it would not be paid by Winstar.