has made provision for the bookkeeping complications involved by this.
Do those opponents feel they have been made provision for?
"They [police forces] have made provision in relation to protest [and] they have made provision in relation into more serious violence as we saw last summer," he said.
But no agreement had made provision for intervention to reverse a coup.
The Indus Waters Treaty also made provision for the construction of two major dams in Pakistan.
Wills made provision for the division of the manure among heirs.
Half the adult population has not made provision for a private pension.
The law also gave custody of children automatically to fathers and initially, until amended, made provision for marriage between minors.
The apostolic church trusted that Christ had made provision for Christians to be kept by the Holy Spirit in the truth of the gospel (John 14 16).
In 1917 Viscount Lee of Fareham made provision, with parliamentary approval, for the house to become a weekend retreat and place for prime ministers to entertain guests.
Since it did not begin until the ninth month of the financial year, he only made provision for covering three months of the cost.
