Sentence examples for provide lord from inspiring English sources

Ofcom is investigating This Morning to see whether the two programmes breached broadcasting rules by failing to provide Lord McAlpine a right of reply before airing the allegation incorrectly linking the former Conservative party treasurer to child abuse.

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The BBC's Newsnight and ITV's This Morning are to be investigated by the broadcasting regulator to see whether the two programmes breached broadcasting rules by failing to provide Lord McAlpine a right of reply against allegations incorrectly linking the former Conservative party treasurer to allegations of child abuse.

Dekker was partly responsible for devising the street entertainment to celebrate the entry of James I into London in 1603; he provided the lord mayor's pageant in 1612, 1627, 1628, and 1629.

They allowed the garrison to control the surrounding area, and formed a centre of administration, providing the lord with a place to hold court.

The case will provide the drug lord's lawyers with multiple opportunities to halt the process with injunctions.

But every so often, perhaps every 20 or 25 innings, he can be relied upon to provide something remarkable – remember Lord's last year against New Zealand?

In another age, this terribly English sentiment might have been expressed as "The Lord will provide" or "Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof".

The motto at the party's summit last week was: "Enough with the bribes, vote for Ak Zhol .In this section In all the wrong places The army flexes its muscles Debasing the base Let's get together Own goal The Lord will provide ReprintsTo bolster its position, Ak Zhol has signed an electoral pact with the other two opposition parties: Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan and the Communist Party.

In another verse Allah says: "Verily, thy lord doth provide sustenance in abundance for whom He pleases and He straiten it, for He doth know and regard all his creatures" (Quran, 17 30).

Lord Irvine, the lord chancellor, claims to provide that by chairing the relevant cabinet committees, but in truth power is widely distributed.