Sentence examples for it made provision for from inspiring English sources

It has been criticised for both its strength and its use of the death penalty as a deterrent  – although the act itself did not refer to the death penalty, it made provision for civilians breaking these rules to be tried in army courts martial, where the maximum penalty was death.

Yes, it makes provision for tens of millions of Americans who lack insurance, and many more who fear being cast into that boat should they lose their jobs.

In addition, it makes provision for adjacency management.

It makes provision for them to: undertake each other's functions, i.e. in commissioning or provision create pooled funds.

It makes provision for investment by industrialised countries and industry in projects related to carbon emissions reduction and carbon sequestration in developing countries.

"But it makes provisions for significant parks projects, and that's important".

The 1850 law restored the "liberty of teaching" that, in effect, meant free scope for priestly schools, but it also made provision for separate communal schools for girls, for adult classes, and for the technical instruction of apprentices.

The government will proceed with most of the equipment plans for which it had already made provision – for instance restoring the carrier and maritime patrol aircraft capabilities that were lost in 2010, continuing with plans to buy around 48 F-35 aircraft over the next decade, and equipping the army for rapid strike.

The next day, it passed the External Relations Act, which made provision for the monarch to act as the state's representative in foreign affairs.

has made provision for the bookkeeping complications involved by this.

Do those opponents feel they have been made provision for?