Sentence examples for provided for a range from inspiring English sources
Welfare services are provided for a range of groups with special needs.
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.
Specific exemptions from the new law will be provided for a range of business, such as insurance companies, which will still be able to use age when assessing risk and deciding prices.
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.
Tables to determine effective length factors are provided for a range of the following parameters: end fixities, ratio of the end axial load to the intermediate axial load, the ratio of the length and moment of inertia of the upper segment to the lower segment and the splice mechanical properties.
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.
The sentencing/punishment provision (Section 339) provides for a range of punishment from a minimum of 14 years to a maximum of death or life imprisonment.
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.
But a recent Ofsted inspection praised the quality of teaching at the school and highlighted the "many successful approaches teachers use to provide for a range of learning styles".
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.
The ethics package would provide for a range of revolving-door prohibitions, restricting council members and other city staff from becoming lobbyists on any matter they were directly involved with as a city employee or elected official.
