Sentence examples for previous provision from inspiring English sources
Montgomery Meigs, the quartermaster general, compared Burnside's plan to "undertaking to supply Boston without any previous provision being made".
Last month the Senate Appropriations Committee approved $400,000 for Indonesian military training for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1, lifting a previous provision that had limited such funds to civilian training.
"Companies moving into the area need to better prepared, giving people more notice especially when moving into properties like old warehouses where there was no previous provision for high-speed internet.
What should be key in procurement is a provider's experience and track record in previous provision of services and also failsafe measures for patients if the provider becomes unable to deliver those services.
State Senator Owen H. Johnson, of Long Island, said that had the bill not been approved -- the previous provision expired Dec. 31, 1999 -- it would not have been possible to ensure that striped bass sold in New York was from safe, certified waters.
A previous provision, that internet service providers block access to the site through the domain name system, has for now been removed: a good thing, perhaps, but not if it means a better chance for the rest of the bill's draconian measures going through.
Two of these students joined the school recently because they were excluded from their previous provisions.
The full cost of the settlement will be covered by previous provisions and those taken in the second quarter, UBS said.
Under previous provisions only the one-day captain, Eoin Morgan for the time being, was eligible for a central deal while other non-Test players could at best earn incremental deals.
This is far looser than the previous provisions, which were contained in the Trustee Investments Act 1961.
In February 2005, President Joseph Kabila passed a decree which appointed the GR's commanding officer and 'repealed any previous provisions contrary' to that decree.
