Sentence examples for provision for those from inspiring English sources

A reorganised occupational sector would make better provision for those who switch employer.

What they are trying to do today is make provision for those who disagree.

But the $5 billion German agreement last summer contained no provision for those claims.

Sweden followed in 1976 with a provision for those aged 60 to 64.

To be sure, there's a sunset provision for those contracts that specifically involve "hosting the Nato and G8 summits".

Although mental health affects many people around the world, there is often not adequate provision for those suffering from it.

State insurance officials and critics of the stricter rules have disagreed in the past over whether those rules had sufficient provisions for those who would contend that they had good reason for missing the deadlines.

During PMQs, David Cameron, the Tory leader, quizzed the prime minister over mental health provisions for those returning from the conflict and asked for assurances that troops received proper training before being sent to the front line.

For example, it brings to an end the last vestiges of the National Assistance Act, which was a key component of the original welfare state and put in place provisions for those in need of support.

The mission is twofold: to provide direct provisions for those in need of care, protection, and empowerment, and to create networks with the community, other nonprofits and government bodies to ensure that a rights-based approach is used by all.

It is thought local authorities are reluctant to allow the ground to sell tickets on site after crowd disturbances during the India-South Africa Test match last year but the VCA did not make any provisions for those unable to make the round trip of over an hour to the old VCA Stadium.