Sentence examples for offer provision from inspiring English sources

An NES similarly could establish learning cities and regions, in which different agencies would work together to offer provision and establish local priorities.

There are only 11 organisations, with a total of 58 spaces, in the entire UK that offer provision for male victims of violence, ManKind also claim.

Shouldn't we wait instead of rushing to vote on divisive legislation that purports to offer provision to a minority, but does not satisfy "one member" of that minority, he asks.

Anthromes offer provisioning and cultural services but almost none of the fundamental regulatory services that biomes provide, and then only to the extent that biomes underpin them.

Perhaps it would be even better to offer provisions that protect cancer victims who who might have become unknowing "perjury pawns" just by signing and saying what the attorney's told them to say and sign.

As Plotinus put it in the characteristic manner of his style: "Being, when it awoke, stood in multiplicity as number and offered provision for the beings, as it were, a preliminary sketch of unities that held place for the beings which were to be founded on them" (Enn. VI 6, 10).

As the proposed topology is a general topology, it offers provisions to design a desired multilevel inverter.

Last year, President Bush signed a law that expands consumer credit protections and also offers provisions making it simpler for consumers to resolve identity theft problems and protect their accounts.

Last year, members of Congress from both sides of the aisle offered provisions widening retirement plan options for millions of Americans working in small businesses, or for themselves.

If you're a mature student, does the university offer good provision for you?

This could mean different colleges agreeing to offer specialised provision in different areas, for example.