Sentence examples for of its provision from inspiring English sources

Barclays is expected to announce a provision of between £1bn and £1.4bn, possibily as soon as on Monday while bailed out RBS has indicated it will take longer to finalise the size of its provision, estimated in the region of £1bn.

Since then, it has undergone a transformation: from narrowly escaping being placed in special measures by Ofsted, the education standards watchdog, it is now described as "good" in every aspect of its provision.

To remain an effective, free at point of delivery service, the NHS must work hard to maintain the non-judgmental equality of its provision.

Although the school had more freedom in the private sector, Broekman is clear that the standard of its provision has risen thanks to becoming an academy.

One suspects cool heads will prevail eventually and that the hold-outs will choose certainty, which would allow RBS to draw a line under the saga at a cost of £800m, roughly in line with the size of its provision.

Ukip's point is that if the state's systems of mutual support, the bedrock of its provision for UK citizens, begin to operate more like charitable enterprises, benefiting people who have not entered fully into the UK community of shared responsibility, then people will be less willing to contribute their share, and the whole precious system will totter.

One of its provisions makes it compulsory for resorts to be set back at least 150 metres from beaches, with no hotels within 5km of Hindu temples.

Members of Congress have offered more than a dozen bills to whittle away some of its provisions or get rid of it altogether.

It called the theft limited and said it had recovered most of its provisions.

The Trump bill was created in secret, and many legislators never saw some of its provisions, much less debated them, until it was introduced.

Only the previously informed will have the slightest idea of its provisions, or of the economic conditions which made it desirable, or even how successful it was.