Sentence examples for more provisions for from inspiring English sources

"One of the things I called for was more provisions for young people – that was the main message," he says.

As the economy slows, and banks put aside more provisions for bad loans, the years of effortlessly high returns are ending.

While Congress struggles to overhaul No Child Left Behind, it might embed more provisions for monitoring tests.

The programme was based on the view that "Socialism cannot mean only liberation of the working people from the domination of exploiting class relations, but must make more provisions for a fuller life of the personality than any bourgeois democracy".

"The masses are not ending in that there's going to be no more provision for the LGBT Catholic community.

Lloyds Banking Group shook off a report from Barclays Capital that it may need to make £20bn more provisions in 2012 for problematic mortgages and corporate loans.

I thought there would be a U-turn on cutting tax credits from George Osborne simply because of the huge social pressure on him, but I expected more provisions and allowances for social care from the statement.

But when they ran out of food on April 16, he went home for more provisions.

He said in general, the Irish diaspora should be granted more of a say over important decisions taken in their homeland and more provisions should be made for postal and embassy votes.

He raised the position of music in the Oxford curriculum and made more adequate provisions for research and teaching, accomplishments that had wide influence elsewhere.

Dr Sharman Stone said the bitter political debate over paid parental leave in recent years had left Australian mothers with "the worst of all worlds" and urged her colleagues to fight for more generous provisions for low-income women.