Sentence examples for introduced provided for from inspiring English sources

Pollock's bill, as introduced, provided for one- and two-cent pieces of bronze, and the Wharton interests opposed it.

The implicit network representation introduced provides a natural framework for expressing the different types of re-engineering transformations which can be used for the study of the natural frequencies assignment.

The workflow we have introduced provides a new analytical tool for the studies of multifunctional DNA binding proteins, particularly for those whose functional classification is not yet clearly defined.

Since 1957, Mr. Dingell has regularly introduced bills providing for national health insurance.

Legislation will be introduced to provide for the devolution of powers to cities with elected metro mayors, helping to build a northern powerhouse.

And in March, Assemblyman J. Gary Pretlow, whose district includes Mount Vernon, introduced legislation providing for a library board appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the City Council.

Alongside this, early legislation will be introduced to provide for an in/out referendum on membership of the European Union before the end of 2017.

Legislation, to be introduced shortly, provides for two new offences relating to unauthorised disclosure of information about "special intelligence operations" – up to five years and then up to 10 years for aggravated offences.

Mr Cameron is well aware that the Queen's single line "early legislation will be introduced to provide for an in/out referendum" was the only onetoday that may merit a mention in the history books 100 years from now.

Out-of-control government spending, mismanagement of taxpayers' dollars, multinationals not paying their fair share of tax and welfare that was introduced to provide for the aged and sick, or as a helping hand for those going through tough times, has now become a way of life for some and is abused and rorted by others.

The novel modeling approach introduced here provides for various types of livelihood portfolio analyses at different scales of social aggregation.