Sentence examples for have some provision from inspiring English sources

Although most states have some provision for capital punishment, one-third of all executions since 1976 have taken place in Texas.

Make sure you have some provision for transporting it back and forth.

Most airlines have some provision for this method, but not all airlines allow rabbits.

Most jurisdictions have some provisions for providing indigent defendants with funds to obtain forensic science services, but often the amount of funds available is insufficient to secure adequate services.

Administration officials lobbied successfully to have some provisions removed from the bill, which was reintroduced last week, such as the requirement for spending a specified percentage of NNI funds on environmental, health, and safety (EHS) research.

I am in that rare position for a clergyman of having some provision for my retirement.

By the end of the century, most countries had some provision, and various terms of protection were tried, running from publication or from the date of the author's death.

It is to be noted that every judicial or adjudicatory process that I know of has some provision for closing hearings, to protect the system and to protect the integrity of the operation.

The i2b2 data model has some provision for linking related concepts together within the fact table 'observation_fact,' in the form of a column called 'modifier_cd' which can contain information related to the ranking of modifiers.

The accord had some provisions that in the U.S. and Canada would subject us to potentially unlimited legal liability and litigation," Mr. Jorgensen said.

It also provides protections to "secondary parties," such as customers and distributors in litigation (perhaps in reaction to Lodsys' assertions against iOS developers); would permit "interested parties" that have an ownership stake in a patent to be joined in litigation; and has some provisions to limit discovery until preliminary motions are resolved.