Sentence examples for have made provision from inspiring English sources

"They [police forces] have made provision in relation to protest [and] they have made provision in relation into more serious violence as we saw last summer," he said.

Hence, the laws of nearly all maritime nations have made provision for securing the personal attendance of the crew on board, and for their criminal punishment for desertion, or absence without leave, during the life of the shipping articles.

"But if the worst happens, we have made provision so that it will not be a financial disaster, and I think there will be patience and loyalty for Roberto.

High street giants including Marks & Spencer, Virgin and British Home Stores have made provision to accept the euro nationwide after it becomes the exclusive currency in 12 EU member states next month.

There was lots of stuff that didn't quite add up: the idea that the KGB, so happy to use the kids emotionally, and aware that the Jennings might well return home, wouldn't have made provision to pick up the children and provide a cover story seemed particularly unlikely.

We have made provision for next season," said manager Neil Lennon, who made Wilson captain in the win over St Johnstone.

We have made provisions.

"These programs rarely have made provisions for adequate care".

(A number of banks, however, have made provisions for potentially larger amounts).

Only a few premium sites, such as plots besides the main railway stations in Tokyo and Osaka, have risen in value.All of Japan's banks have made provisions for their land-backed loans turning bad.

Millward says Ospreys have made provisions for recruitment despite the uncertainty although it remains to be seen whether Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones will sign a new contract.