Sentence examples for make provisions in from inspiring English sources
The bill, as it stands, does not make provisions in the widening access agreement specifically for care leavers – a demographic with a historically and consistently poor record in access to, and attainment, of higher and further education.
The letter said: "The requirement to make provisions, in every case, to provide services through the medium of Welsh to anyone expressing a desire for such does not seem reasonable, and fails to acknowledge the financial and practical consequences".
These countries make provisions, in the law, making it obligatory to pay zakah on some specific items, defined in the law, to bodies created by the government while the zakah on other items, not specified in the law, is left to be voluntarily paid either to government body or elsewhere.
"To make provision in connection with antisocial behaviour".
These funding bodies make provision in academic research grants to pay for publication charges for the research they fund.
A new clause in the agreements said that schools "shall not make provision in the context of any subject for the teaching, as an evidence-based view or theory, of any view or theory that is contrary to established scientific and/or historical evidence and explanations".
The church's second proposition is this: "If a member state chooses to make provision in its domestic law for same-sex marriage, then so far as the ECtHR is concerned same-sex marriage is protected by the Convention in the same way that opposite-sex marriage is protected: the right to marry contained in article 12 is applicable to both categories so far as that state is concerned".
This renders it difficult to identify and make provision in health-service planning for issues that might be related to particular types of these disorders.
The study suggests that large international participatory research projects make provision in their design for careful selection of project team individuals, the composition of teams, and pay attention to the room for manoeuvre that the project, institute and national contexts provide for participatory research.
Moreover, the Conference requested FAO to make provision in its Programme of Work and Budget to: provide advice to developing countries on implementing the Code; elaborate an inter-regional programme for external assistance to support the implementation of the Code; elaborate technical guidelines in support of the implementation of the Code; and monitor and report on the Codes implementation.
Close, the improv-comedy guru whose students included Bill Murray and Mike Myers, had made provisions in his will for his skull to go to the city's Goodman Theatre, so that he could play Yorick in "Hamlet".
