Sentence examples for provisions and we from inspiring English sources

Stay! O.K., Mr. Cheetam said, I think we've got everything we need — plenty of provisions — and we'll catch some more fish.

"We should be vigilant lest the opponent side does not honor its provisions and we should ensure that the paths for not implementing are closed," Khamenei wrote in a letter, which appeared on his website.

"As to, apart from the triggers, how to best get border security, Senator Rubio and others are exploring strengthening the border security provisions, and we're open to that, and welcome it actually".

"We've already announced ongoing reviews on commissioning and news provision, and we have also said we want to better represent and portray Scottish audiences across all BBC services," he added.

We also work with the carriers to help them provision, and we work with the banking industry for online banking and the travel industry for online reservations".

We corrected for clustering at the locality level, the lower administrative level which incorporates villages with similar characteristics in terms of health care and other public service provision, and we included dummies for province fixed effects.

We think it should be a full five-year funding provision, and we got a number of Democratic senators who are going to hang very close on that always".

Newcastle then introduced the DA model as a service provision, and we prospectively audited its impact from 2004.

This is the first nationally representative survey in South Africa or Zimbabwe examining FC counselling and provision and we obtained high response rates; thus, we are able to generalise to the entire provider populations of these two high HIV prevalence countries.

In contrast to male respondents, wealth was not significantly associated with women's perceptions of NHIS service provision, and we suggest that this result throws light on the gender dynamics of intra-household resource allocation.

When the ramshackle ship Victoria made landfall at the Cape Verde islands after almost three years' absence from lands accustomed to Western timekeeping [6], he noted: On Wednesday, 9th July [1522], we … sent the boat ashore to obtain provisions … And we charged our men [that] they should ask what day it was.