Sentence examples for provided for rather from inspiring English sources
Boehner says that members should begin by following the rules that the Sergeant-at-Arms has outlined and provided for, rather than initiate a bunch of new expenditures to protect themselves.
They put a high demand on the health care services provided for rather long, but often discontinuous periods of time [ 15].
Gradually a wife becomes a person we care and provide for rather than the one we consistently and passionately desire romantically and sexually.
One shareholder demanded that the next meeting be at the company's headquarters in downtown Milan; another said he would much rather talk about why hot food had not been provided for the meeting rather than what the dividend policy would be for the coming year.
On Wednesday, union leaders negotiated less costly concessions that provided for five-year rather than six-year contracts and a new bonus plan.
The problem is not with charitable donors, who are simply following the rules provided for them, but rather with laws that fail to provide adequate guidelines for distribution.
Chris Jones, Wales's deputy chief medical officer, said he believed there was more value in reviewing the care provided for individual patients rather than looking at broader mortality data.
It was critical, since the options were provided for the respondents rather than allowing for an open-ended response, to have as comprehensive a set of choices as possible.
However, disability pensions are commonly provided for psychological disabilities rather than the functional impairments coded here.
That is quite a different way of seeing the world from the BBC's line, which is that the corporation must be universal – it must provide for everyone, rather than merely plug high-minded gaps.
He secured voter approval of a constitutional amendment providing for appointment, rather than election, of judges to the Court of Appeals, New York's highest court, a change that was viewed as insulating the court from politics.
