Sentence examples for provide a year from inspiring English sources

Some provide a year of free service.

WASHINGTON, June 21 — The Department of Veterans Affairs said Wednesday that it would provide a year of free credit monitoring for people whose personal information might have been compromised in the recent theft of department computer data.

Even the policies at some of the most generous American companies pale in comparison with the 31 countries that provide a year or more of paid maternity leave, typically through government-run insurance programs, experts say.

Unicef says Britain should provide a year of parental leave at 50 per cent of salary as a minimum, and says it comes 14th in the EU league table.

This past week Mr. Wilhelm joined hands with leading executives in the hotel industry to seek to persuade Congress and the White House to help laid-off workers by having the government provide a year of unemployment insurance and health coverage.

It would not be enough to provide a year's wages for a marquee player in the top flight.

Soon after, Eads's rare understanding of the Mississippi was enlisted at New Orleans to provide a year-round navigation channel for the city.

Now the Columbia River Gorge is a National Scenic Area, which gives it protection from development excess, and the elements provide a year-round tourism industry in a place that calls itself the windsurfing capital of the world.

The facilities at Snape, including a school as well as the auditorium, provide a year-round musical life that has attracted music lovers -- and a few composers -- to the area.

The most spectacular canal of this period was probably Nahrawān, 400 feet wide and 200 miles long, built to provide a year-round navigation channel from near Sāmarrāʾ to Al-Kūt, using water provided by damming the unevenly flowing Tigris.

The four screening rooms nestled into a stately palace on Lafayette Avenue provide a year-round menu of new independent (or quasi-independent, studio-branded) releases and smartly programmed series.