Sentence examples for make provisions that from inspiring English sources

If people are given disability status then employers will have to make provisions that were previously not expected of them.

Despite a senate resolution, in December, ordering Inec to make provisions that would enable internally displaced persons to vote – a move that would allow probably in excess of one million to participate in the election – this has not yet happened.

"[Lay] made provisions that, in the event of her death, she wanted her very close friend to take charge of the dog," her attorney, Doug Denmure, said this week.

The law stipulates that people with disabilities must have access to inclusive education, but it also makes provisions that children with disabilities "who cannot attend mainstream schools will receive education in special education establishments," thus putting these children at risk of social exclusion without the development of broader-based life skills and vocational training.

Wise communities will make provisions for that natural phenomenon.

Be sure to make provisions for medications that require refrigeration and keep a list of the type and model numbers of the medical devices anyone requires.

"We early on made provisions for that type of burial, and we wanted to make sure that it was going to be done, again, in strict conformance.

UNICEF is working with partners to provide children and their families with water and sanitation, making provisions so that bore holes and latrines will be elevated before the floods that the rainy season will bring.

The extent of provision in developing countries varies between those that still make provision by employers' liability and those that make provision by social insurance.

The new constitution of the Kingdom of Swaziland makes provisions for laws that address the rights of the child and for laws aimed at guaranteeing special protection for children.

That is why some of us are supporting an amendment to the children and families bill that would make provision for continuing support for former foster children.