Sentence examples for provision to further from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, David W. Garland, a lawyer representing Mr. Ailes, said, "We view this as a common provision, to further the purposes of the arbitration, and for the benefit of all parties to the arbitration".

As the procedural vote wound to a close Monday, the two sides were still working on a deal that would allow both Democrats and Republicans to bring up 10 more amendments each to the final bill — an agreement that would likely allow Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, to introduce a provision to further strengthen the electronic employment verification system in the bill.

As well as limited resources to feed a growing population (problems of drinking water and food) limited resources and materials needed for construction of buildings, infrastructure development and industry provision to further ensure the welfare of people.

The new report on the final bill, which includes several provisions to further strengthen border security, estimates that the net effect of adding new tax-paying residents in the first decade after the immigration bill is carried out would cut the federal budget deficit by $158 billion.

Three hundred twenty-eight video clips of the sublingual microcirculation were graded, 325 of which presented with a Massey score <10 and were provisioned to further analysis.

Only 17% of councils in the north-west of England still do so, and 91% of providers expect the provision to fall further in the next year.

Ministers have acknowledged that this definition is so wide that it will catch everyday stimulants such as tobacco, alcohol and caffeine, and that the bill will include a list of exemptions for legitimate substances with provision to extend it further.

What emerged was a Senate measure that allows American technology companies to procure many more skilled guest worker visas, raising the limit to 110,000 a year from 65,000 under current law, along with a provision to expand it further based on market demand.

[Note: this provision remains subject to further refinement and discussion] For any public employee plan that is "at-risk" as defined by federal laws governing private pension plans, the government employer will be required to prospectively modify its employee pension benefits in such a way that will lift the plan out of "at-risk" status within XX years.

Leading knowledge creation The university sector is much smaller than it was, with the transference of undergraduate provision to industry and the further education (FE) sector.

The two main purposes of this study are then are the following: (1) evaluate current long-term care provision from a modularity perspective with respect to the four dimensions related to demand-based care, and (2) identify remaining gaps in demand-based care provision and discuss how to further enable demand-based provision of long-term care by means of modularity principles and practices.