Sentence examples for place provision from inspiring English sources

But in many urban areas, the problem of school place provision is complex.

Chris Keates, leader of the NASUWT teachers' union, said: "Local authorities should be left to manage place provision and to determine the type of school provision that would best meet the needs of local communities".

Last, keep in place provisions to shield most taxpayers from the alternative minimum tax and to provide timely doctor payments under Medicare.

For example, it brings to an end the last vestiges of the National Assistance Act, which was a key component of the original welfare state and put in place provisions for those in need of support.

There are, in place, provisions which enable a court to sit in camera, and to take evidence from officers of the security services in the presence of the accused and his advisers, but behind screens.

Lawyers say the local education authority must now put in place provisions to manage the five-year old's condition.

Hall and others have also expressed the belief that Hurricane Sandy should serve as a wake-up call to Congress, which has not put in place provisions for emergencies that disrupt the election on a massive scale.

Especially if your contract covers more than just one transaction, it is important to place provisions in the contract that discuss what happens if something goes wrong.

The installation will fulfill the art in public places provision in the city's code that requires art or an in-lieu payment for non-residential projects valued at $225,000 or more.

For example, the United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation places provisions similar to the European Union's new regulations on its funding, Enserink notes, and it's unclear whether Israel will rethink that arrangement, too.

In its place, a provision in the interim constitution was to be invoked that would give considerable authority to the executive.