Sentence examples for own provision from inspiring English sources

"The message is loud and clear: you are on your own and have to make your own provision if you want to avoid retirement poverty.

RateSetter customers have got back every single penny invested and the Zopa bad debt levels are minimal with both players protecting investors' funds via their own Provision and Safeguard funds respectively.

He points out that in the UK we are seeing a shift of responsibility from the state and employers on to individuals to make their own provision for themselves and their families if they become unable to remain in employment.

Because of laicité, public universities cannot have theology faculties though this restriction does not apply to Strasbourg or the surrounding region of Alsace-Lorraine, which was not part of France when the law entered force.France's religions can, of course, make their own provision for high-level education, and several private Muslim establishments already exist.

Representative Michael G. Oxley of Ohio felt that the federal government should draft its own provision, so he and a fellow Ohio Republican, Senator Mike DeWine, broadened the language in a law proposed by Mr. Oxley, the Video Voyeurism Prevention Act of 2003, to include camera phones.

Economic and social uncertainty may now be looming for more and more of us, but it is only the old who have those harsh memories to insulate themselves from the consumerist calls of right-wing policymakers to "make our own provision" and be freed from "dependence on the state".

One more reason to carry your own provisions.

Finally, the suit says HUD is ignoring its own provisions against displacing a surviving spouse.

The food and drink Apart from tea and coffee, you'll need to bring all your own provisions.

The raft was on its own, provisioned with only a few caskets of wine and some soggy biscuits.

"This means that we all have to make our own provisions for retirement income, or accept a much lower standard of living in later life".