Sentence examples for provide so that from inspiring English sources

Asked for his view, Obama said: "I will help President-elect Trump with any advice, counsel, information that we can provide so that he, once he's sworn in, can make a decision".

But there is a risk, as Carole Levenson of Gimme Credit noted, that companies might use the S.E.C. rules to change the information they provide so that it could "become difficult to make any kind of meaningful historical comparison".

"The World Bank would like to facilitate the delivery of assistance that a number of donors are eager to provide, so that the Palestinian people do not suffer from a lack of social services, particularly health and education," Mr. Wolfowitz said Wednesday.

And, since prohibition has failed everywhere it has been tried, he wants to lay out the evidence for the harms (and benefits) that different drugs can provide, so that users can weigh these up in their own minds.The book's title is a nod to "Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air", a recent minor classic by a Cambridge don, David MacKay.

The scramble to get work done in advance of a strike speaks to the need women in the industry have to never falter in the value they provide, so that they're not replaced by someone else eager to prove her value.

"I have requested voluminous survey data from them, as well as answers to some methodological questions -- all of which I expect they can and will provide so that they can go about defending their firm and I can go about defending this survey," Dutcher said.

"There will be enough information provided so that rational people across the globe will see that action is needed on climate change," Pachauri told a conference call.

Generous free airtime should be provided so that new parties and candidates can present their platforms.

Car service is provided so that workers can get home safely, Ms. Vazquez said.

Should some kind of service be provided so that people can pay (if necessary) but can e-mail the doctor anonymously if they like?

Contact details are provided so that clubs are able to contact the named agents if they are interested in discussing the players.