Sentence examples for provide somewhere from inspiring English sources

"When it does kick off, I want to provide somewhere where people can voice their concerns," he explains.

The Masjid and Madressa Noor-Ul-Islam mosque has reportedly offered to help the school financially by raising money to provide somewhere for children who wish to pray.

In 1994 the Criminal Justice Act repealed the Caravan Sites Act, and with it the obligation upon local authorities to provide somewhere for Travellers to live.

It estimated that around 420,000 disabled people would be affected by the bedroom tax, often because they require additional space for treatment equipment or to provide somewhere for carers to stay.

Basildon district council has a statutory obligation under the Homelessness Act 2002 to provide somewhere within its boundaries for them to live, and a clear duty to do nothing to remove them from Dale Farm until it can provide alternative living space that is acceptable to them.

The idea is to provide somewhere pleasant to hang out with friends where you can enjoy a bite to eat, a coffee and maybe a film.

It provides somewhere safe for the children to be children with games and books.

He provided somewhere for us fashion freaks to go and not be hassled.

Having guests helps its role of providing somewhere for the prime minister to relax and also to think.

By Squareroot Garden Planters The Garden Trunk provides somewhere to store barbeque accessories, charcoal, cushions, lanterns and other outdoor items.

If this is a gang's only durable characteristic, breaking it up ought to be as simple as providing somewhere better for young people to hang around.Understanding the makeup of gangs also counts.