Sentence examples for provision is based from inspiring English sources

The latter constitutional provision is based on the experience of the sequence of events whereby Adolf Hitler became chancellor in 1933.

The US provision is based on recent settlements by rival banks with the Federal Housing Finance Agency and takes the total set aside to £3.8bn.

But the leader of a panel that developed the actuarial data on which the new provision is based said he had written to the Treasury Department, which regulates pension funds, to express concern that the data were being misapplied.

The provision is based on the "Sound Science Act" that Rep. Steven Fincher (R-Tenn).

Regarding family planning services, the historical rationale for public involvement in family planning (FP) provision is based on the negative externalities associated with high rates of population growth.

Weiss' 18 theory of social provision is based on the assumption that individuals seek specific social provision to avoid emotional and social loneliness.

Ideally, for this sample of patients the BGL would be continuously measured, with insulin provision being based only on protocol-based measurement sampling.

However, the support for sensor provisioning is based on static templates that, contrary to our approach, do not support dynamic provisioning of IoT cloud resources.

The overstrength factor given in the 2005 AISC Seismic Provisions is based on the previous tests on wide-flange link beams commonly used in the united states.

Justice Roberts agreed, arguing that the provisions were based on "40-year-old" facts.

Conseco said the increase in the provision was required because its stock had declined further since March 31, the date on which the current provisions are based.