Sentence examples for possible provision from inspiring English sources

Regarding Vietnam, we've commenced consultation and review regarding the possible provision of patrol boats".

Despite this, my enquiry about the possible provision of a large-print copy of the lunch menu in a well-known restaurant was greeted with barely concealed amusement.

But by sharing data on prices and services through its children's services programme, the alliance has secured gross savings of £3m in one year, as well as ensuring the best possible provision for young people.

The possible provision in the final oil spill settlement protocol requiring people to waive their right to sue companies other than BP that were working on the rig is also expected to face protest, legal experts said.

A possible provision of a regenerator is examined with an attainable effectiveness, least pressure drop and small weight for a modified veteran turboshaft helicopter engine.

The earliest possible provision of basic and advanced life support techniques are traditionally emphasized for resuscitation in drowning incidents.

No decisions have yet been taken, but GOP aides are exploring possible provisions that can be attached to spending authorisations that would somehow "defund" aspects of Obama's action.

This aspect evidences the importance of preserving the quarrying sites for their historical and cultural interest and, above all, for possible provisioning for restorations.

If evidence of selection on various cofactor molecules reflects possible provisioning, then both insect as well as nematode Wolbachia may be providing substances to hosts.

Analysis of encoded functions suggests that CRt is an obligate tick mutualist, as indicated by the possible provisioning of the tick with biotin (B7), riboflavin (B2) and other cofactors, and by the loss of most genes involved in host cell interactions, such as secretion systems.

Forced to evolve her own methods of dealing with foundlings and unwed mothers, she initiated a program of placing children in foster homes whenever possible, with provision for legal adoption when desired.