Sentence examples similar to make provisions for election from inspiring English sources

The House Committee said: 'Section 9(c) makes provisions for elections to be conducted by the Board or its agents or agencies to ascertain the representatives of employees.

The founding Treaties stated that Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) would initially be appointed by the national parliaments, but made provision for election by direct universal suffrage.

Governments are scrambling to make provisions for this changing demographic.

Wise communities will make provisions for that natural phenomenon.

Make provisions for your spouse.

Make provisions for your pets as well.

He had studied to make himself acquainted with this particular subject, and all that he had ever heard in defence of the power being exercised by the General Government was, that it was necessary, in case any State neglected or refused to make provision for the election.

"But when families [arrived] we did make provision for them.

However, King Ine's laws make provision for Britons.

Before the granting of Royal Assent, the Lords had adopted a Standing Order making provision for the election of peers.

"These programs rarely have made provisions for adequate care".