Sentence examples similar to makes provision for time from inspiring English sources

The Act makes provision for people to plan ahead for a time when they can need help.

In addition, it makes provision for adjacency management.

Almost all countries, including those that leave the soldier in peacetime to an exclusively civilian jurisdiction, make provision for trial in time of war or emergency by military courts composed wholly or predominantly of soldiers.

The Director may from time to time make provision for the performance of any function of the Director by any officer, employee, or unit of the Agency.

It was also seen as imperative for medical schools to provide clinicians and educators with the necessary support for teaching part of the curriculum, and hospital trusts to make provision for designated undergraduate teaching time: "I would like to see a summary of what is required by the medical school".

The bill makes provisions for enforcement, as well.

It seems to me that any grounded strategy would have at its heart plans to cut emissions  to keep the warming we are causing to below  two degrees, while at the same time making  provision for adaptation measures to cope with up to four degrees of heating.

However, Greece is a small country and the rest of the eurozone has been making provision for this for a long time now.

For the first time ever the European Union had made provision for a country to leave.

At the time, the UK did not make provision for overseas electors.

For the first time ever, the National Planning Policy Framework now requires councils to measure the demand for self-build and then make provision for those people.