Sentence examples for provision for protection from inspiring English sources
Which makes the provision for protection of the young and vulnerable all the more sensible.
What we saw on Christmas Island suggests that immigration detention impacts on adequate provision for, protection of and participation by children at all ages and stages, from birth to 18 years old.
Although no firm health and safety vibration exposure threshold limits have been established, the available data suggests that rail vehicle operators would probably fall under the proposed WBV "action levels" of the EU directive provisions for protection from physical hazards.
Despite the Darfur Peace Agreement containing detailed provisions for protection of children's rights, children are being killed, maimed and abused.
Last week he had to admit the bank's provision for payment protection insurance was rising again, to almost £10bn.
Horta-Osório quickly knocked a hole in first quarter profits, declaring a £3.2bn provision for payment protection insurance mis-selling.
Lloyds Banking Group lost 1.22p to 53.25p after it revealed a £570m annual loss, including another £1.5bn provision for payment protection mis-selling.
However, there was no new provision for payment protection insurance selling, a scandal which has so far cost the banking industry more than £30bn, and £16bn at Lloyds.
Royal Bank of Scotland expects to take a multimillion-pound provision for payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling in the second quarter, it revealed today after reporting a loss for the first three months of 2011.
Shares in Lloyds fell 2% on Friday to 53p after the bank reported a £570m loss for 2012 – better than the loss in 2011 of £3.5bn – after being hit by another £1.5bn provision for payment protection insurance (PPI) compensation.
Profits were also boosted by the lack of any further provision for payment protection insurance compensation, which has cost the bank £12bn since 2011, and a fall in bad debt charges which were just £177m, down by 59%.
