Sentence examples for provide for a range from inspiring English sources

The plan aimed to restore market confidence, help stabilise the British banking system and provide for a range of short-term loans and guarantees of interbank lending, and up to £50 billion of state investment in the banks themselves.

The design evaluates the clinical utility of the trial by (i) demonstrating the information that a Bayesian analysis could provide for a range of possible observed trial results and prior distributions; and (ii) assessing the operating characteristics of the design i.e. the chance of erroneous conclusions from typical decision criteria under a range of underlying true scenarios using simulation.

Welfare services are provided for a range of groups with special needs.

In December 1995 the Keating government and Indonesia signed a security agreement, committing both parties to consult on matters affecting our common security, promote cooperative activities, and jointly respond to mutual threats and an extradition treaty was signed in 1995, providing for a range of extradition crimes.

Forty five surface soil samples were collected from three bioregions of New South Wales providing for a range of soil types and associated soil carbon.

Experiments were provided for a range of electrical potential (from 0 to 30 kV) and a Digital CCD camera is used to record the experimental observations.

A comprehensive explanation of the current state of the art in AS/RS design is provided for a range of issues such as system configuration, travel time estimation, storage assignment, dwell-point location, and request sequencing.

Tax credits are provided for a range of productions, including feature films, TV pilots, new TV series, made-for-TV movies, mini-series and existing series that relocate to California.

Finally, "Leu3p-α-IPM" provides for a range of expression levels from no expression to high levels in response to the inducer that can support platforms for tissue- or target-specific interventions.

This provided for a range of tools for supervisors and managers to improve their efficiency.

As often provided for a range of consumer products, the user guide could give a general explanation of each section of the test report.