Sentence examples for pass to provide from inspiring English sources

He was nimble and quick and so beautifully balanced that even though two Madrid opponents constantly tried to shut him down, Ribéry would almost always beat a man or find a pass to provide an opportunity.

Each Member spoke passionately about the reforms Congress needs to pass to provide more transparency and clean elections.

"This is a bill that we know is going to pass to provide for our nation's defense".

Mr. Koch also suggested that a law passed to provide a guaranteed child-care facilities for children under 3 would have to be reconsidered.

Within a few decades of their importation, European rabbits had overrun the countryside, and in 1876 an act was passed to "provide for the Destruction of Rabbits in New Zealand".

From the 16th century it became recognized in England that there were people who could not find work, and legislation was passed to provide work for the poor and houses of correction for rogues and idlers.

The Beijing office of the Joint Venture and Investment Committee of North Korea posted a note on its Web site saying that Xiyang had failed to provide up to half of the investment it promised even after several years, and that many laws and regulations had been passed to provide more legal protection for foreign investors.

Even if Congress does not incorporate the limit on losses, Amtrak faces another problem, which has to do with the "continuing resolutions" that Congress habitually passes to provide a few days or weeks of money, when it has failed to complete the regular budget process in time.

While there is bi-partisan acknowledgment that some sort of stimulus package needs to be passed to provide a jolt to the economy, Democrats are attaching a sense of urgency to the situation that Republicans do not seem to share.

While the team planned on compositing multiple passes to provide physical movement to the cloud shots, Trumbull felt that it detracted from the sense of scale, and so small animations were subtly introduced in the final product.

After independence, the Parliament of Singapore remained fully elected until 1984, when amendments to the Constitution and the Parliamentary Elections Act were passed to provide for Non-constituency Members of Parliament ("NCMPs").