Sentence examples for made specific provisions from inspiring English sources

In 2011, of the nine peace agreements signed, only two – Yemen and Somalia – made specific provisions for women.

In a conference call with reporters, Tom Naratil, the bank's chief financial officer, declined to comment on whether UBS had made specific provisions to cover potential fines connected to the manipulation of the rate.

Malcolm found that while many institutions realised it was an issue, few made specific provision for students living at home, even where they were a high proportion of the student body.

The central government programme to combat NCDs has been implemented and the twelfth 5-year plan made specific provision for the management and control of NCDs under three categories: programmes for lifestyle chronic diseases and risk factors, programmes for disability prevention and rehabilitation, and programmes for health promotion and prevention of NCDs.

"May I suggest that you all make specific provisions for the separate handling of crushed cans, using either an actual piece count or a weight-count system.

In major contracts the parties usually make specific provisions concerning the conditions under which the seller is to be exempted from liability for late delivery.

If a general right to control subsequent usage existed, it would not have been necessary to make specific provision in these cases.

In such cases, Congress has not thought it necessary to make specific provision in the law that the locus shall include the high seas and foreign countries, but allows it to be inferred from the nature of the offense.

The law makes specific provision for the transportation of cannabis cultivated, for its packaging and hygienic storage and for the testing of the product.

If such a framework makes specific provision for child health and child nutrition, it could improve specific consideration and reporting of such priorities.

Unlike some European countries, like France and Denmark, Britain does not make specific social provisions for artists, and the government's cuts to financing for the arts here have reduced subsidies to a bare minimum.