Sentence examples for language provides for from inspiring English sources

The four core abstractions that JADEL supports, namely agents, behaviours, communication ontologies, and interaction protocols, are presented by gradually introducing the specific syntaxes that the language provides for them.

The final language provides for disclosure of information about a lending program after the facility has been closed.

Surely this can be resolved with compromise language providing for a sliding scale.

More than perhaps any other postwar British socialist, Williams could see the ancient but potent tools the English language provided for rightwing editorialists.

"It now seems, following these hearings, that the president's language that ostensibly suspends the writ of habeas corpus and the language providing for secret trials and the expansive sweep of the president's November 13 order were not intended," Mr. Leahy said, referring to the recent comments, some made publicly by administration figures and others attributed anonymously to officials.

The Walker bill has language providing for tearing down this system, raiding its assets to pay for further tax cuts for the rich (especially property owners), and then throwing Wall Street a meaty bone as public employees would be shifted to 401k plans handled by money managers on commission.

It also does have a choice of forum clause that selects New York as a non-exclusive forum for disputes and is governed by New York law, no specific language providing for specific performance – but no bar, either – and a limitation on "special" damages that, by its literal terms, applies to the actual credit facility and the debt commitment letter itself.

We describe three empirical studies investigating the use of natural language for computation in which we found that although natural language provides support for understanding computational concepts, it introduces additional difficulties when used for coding.

Evolutionary biologists use these everyday terms in a highly specialized manner or metaphorically, but the language provides traps for the unwary.

However, the VCM language provides icons for many other clinical conditions that can be applied to a wide range of guideline.

XML (Extensible Markup Language) provides a framework for describing the syntax for creating and exchanging data structures.