Sentence examples for provisions ahead from inspiring English sources
The White House has made provisions ahead of a partial shutdown of federal agencies, focusing on non-urgent spending.
Mr. Monning said he and his fellow Democrats in the Legislature would try to accelerate the federal timelines by adopting some of the law's provisions ahead of the schedule approved by Congress.
Unlike neighboring Montana and South Dakota, Nebraska lacks specific laws regarding pipeline siting, though several state lawmakers have called for a special session of the legislature to pass provisions ahead of any State Department decision, which is expected before the end of the year.
The Swiss believe that in return, individuals owe it to society to make provision ahead of time for their health care when they fall seriously ill.
In addition, parents may divert funds for other purposes; the market is decentralised and chaotic and may not be available in the poor areas; and in general, it is extremely hard to assess the quality of provision ahead of time.
Provision ahead of time if you plan to undergo radiation therapy or go on a beach holiday.
But even that provision requires planning ahead.
Mr. Edwards has outlined some of these provisions before, including his proposal for the $500 government match, through tax credits, to what he calls Get Ahead Accounts.
Some pro-government lawmakers called for the government to delete controversial provisions but go ahead with a final vote on the bill next week.
But the disaster-prone nation – which sees up to 20 typhoons a year – was spared from the extreme death and devastation of last year's typhoon Haiyan, which killed over 6,000 people and displaced around 4 million, thanks to evacuation and national preparedness strategies that saw aid and government agencies deliver provisions and supplies ahead of the storm.
Sometimes it's better for an organization to run in the red because it's reserved against future losses than for it to show a balanced budget without provisions for disasters ahead.
