Sentence examples for making the provision from inspiring English sources

It is also intended to cut costs by making the provision of government services more efficient.

Ultimately, the law is only going to be useful if there is political commitment towards making the provision happen.

"Even before HTS's takeover, U.S. counterterrorism controls on aid provision were making the provision of assistance incredibly complex," she said.

Because residents are at once a convenient and captive study population, a risk of coercion exists, making the provision of consent important.

In a statement responding to the local criticism, Chuck Brass of Atlantic Development said the market-rate housing was "essential to making the provision of moderate- and middle-income units feasible".

In a similar vein, Michael Murray and Kurt Meyers argue that by making the provision of certain things dependent on petitionary prayer, God helps us to avoid idolatry, which is a sense of complete self-sufficiency that fails to recognize God as the source of all good things.

Separately, the Senate Intelligence Committee chairwoman, Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, has proposed extending the provisions through 2013 without changes, and Republican leaders have proposed making the provisions permanent.

Senators have been debating their own proposals, which include reauthorizing the provisions through 2013 but imposing greater safeguards on them, or making the provisions permanent without modifications.

And even then, Gawande observes, will the communities charged with making the provisions of the law work actually muster the creativity and thoughtfulness to do so?

Which makes the provision for protection of the young and vulnerable all the more sensible.

And it made the provision retroactive: covering things that took place before the statute was enacted.