Sentence examples for make reasonable provision from inspiring English sources

Martin Weale, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in Britain, argues that saving by Germans is no more than is needed to make reasonable provision for its aging population, while Britain and the United States "decided not to make adequate provision for their collective old age".

Education authorities would also have a duty to make reasonable provision for an independent counselling service.

"I am simply asking the courts to return my own property and make reasonable provision for our family's ongoing maintenance and care," she said in the court filing, according to the Herald.

The bill echoes language from a 1999 City Planning study recommending that the city make "reasonable provisions" to let bicyclists park in its buildings.

Yes, of course there is a demographic problem, but most other EU countries have made reasonable provision for topping up their pay-as-you-go schemes.

The country's constitution makes special mention of making "reasonable provision for the welfare and maintenance of the aged", an act of parliament allows for the election of older people into local government and issues affecting older people have been included in the Poverty Eradication Action Plan and strategic plans on agriculture, health and Aids.

Under the English Inheritance (Family Provision) Act of 1938, as amended in a series of enactments, the court, if it found the decedent had failed to make reasonable financial provision for the applicant, was empowered to order maintenance from the estate to the surviving spouse, an unmarried daughter, a minor son, any incapacitated child, or an unmarried former spouse of the decedent.

Though specific rules are still being drafted by the Internal Revenue Service, the Affordable Care Act has a provision that requires nonprofit hospitals to make "reasonable efforts" to determine whether a patient qualifies for financial help under the hospitals' own policies before, for instance, it sells the debt or reports negative information to the credit bureaus.

The Casey Martin issue turned on provisions of the disabilities act requiring those operating public facilities such as golf courses to make "reasonable modifications" for people with disabilities unless those modifications would "fundamentally alter the nature" of the activity.

Make reasonable, specific requests for change.

I want reasonable people to make reasonable decisions about how weapons are purchased, distributed and monitored.