He praised Scott's decision to leave the final make-up of the polar party to the last minute, when most recognise that his spur-of-the-moment decision to take an extra man to the pole when he only had provisions for four was a fatal error.
One afternoon at Chitengo, as we sat by the pool, where tourists were splashing, Carr told me that he has made provisions for the park in his will.
At what point will Mitt Romney and his campaign staff gently escort John Sununu away from the television cameras, tuck him into a cozy room somewhere, make sure he has adequate provisions and lock the door tight, so he can't get out until November 7th?
It has provisioned £2.5bn.
State real estate laws, he said, "do not have provisions authorizing financial institutions to use the name of a shell company," in large part because "the point of these statutes is to provide a transparent, reliable record of actual — as opposed to nominal — land ownership".
Edwards has two years remaining on his current deal, but he has a provision in it calling for the Jets to review the contract in January.
Now he has a provision that could wipe out dozens of state laws on farm animal confinement, puppy mills, horse slaughter, shark finning, and even dog meat.
He also said the bill had provisions to make it more difficult for some residents, like those who have a history of violent behavior or have been committed to a mental institution within the last five years, to register to own a gun.
Well over half have provisions for sickness, and nearly half have provisions for family allowances.
We already have provisions for 28-day detention without trial.
