Sentence examples for provident to from inspiring English sources

In response to the lack of opportunity for blacks in the medical professions, he founded (1891) the nation's first interracial hospital, Provident, to provide training for black interns and the first school for black nurses in the United States.

We wouldn't call for an organisation like Provident to be put out of business.

A group that includes Mid-Atlantic Investors raised their stake in Provident to 5.4percentt of common shares and called for Provident to be sold "promptly on terms that will maximize shareholder value," according to a regulatory filing.

Jobs & Money has teamed up with fund manager Friends Provident to offer a Guide to Ethical Investment.

Panmure Gordon said: "Resolution has made an approach to Friends Provident to kick off the long awaited consolidation in the sector.

Sarin received £500,000 to cover the costs of moving back to the US, while it cost Friends Provident £370,000 to move its new chief executive from Edinburgh to Dorking in Surrey.

Come summer, when berries are at their peak, when raspberries and blackberries are abundant and currants are bursting with juice (if you are lucky enough to find them at a farmers' market or provident enough to keep a bush of your own), the king must yield to the queen: summer pudding.

For an example of crude Darwinism in The Man Versus the State, see 113-4 where Spencer condemns poor law reform for compelling "diligent and provident" citizens "to pay that the good-for-nothings might not suffer".

One ditched a gig after interpreting a billboard as a provident sign to go home.

And with Resolution's recent merger proposal to Friends Provident, up 1.11p to 70.6p, there was also a spate of takeover talk.

Many developing countries require certain employers to contribute to a provident scheme providing a lump-sum payment in the event of death or disability or on retirement.