Sentence examples for provisions and will from inspiring English sources

"We packed a few provisions and will be staying with friends," he said.

The Russian crew of the Shokalskiy will be given extra provisions and will remain on board after the AAE members have been evacuated.

But the Doctrines lately advanced strike at the root of all these provisions, and will deposit the peace of the Country in that Department which the Constitution distrusts as most ready without cause to renounce it".

The congressman "will vigorously fight repeal of that provision" and will, in fact, try to extend it to the Children's Health Insurance Program, Mr. Riley said.

These core libraries will form the bones of the statutory provision and will be within a 30-minute drive for all residents.

The move, which is being considered by both Labour and Conservative councils as well as the Welsh government, will for the first time build voluntarily donated food distribution into mainstream welfare provision, and will be regarded by critics as a dramatic substitution of the state's obligations in favour of ad hoc voluntary assistance.

This mixed methods study will examine the experiences of patients, family caregivers and professional caregivers with palliative care provision and will provide insight into the mechanisms that constitute successful palliative care integration.

Through the establishment of a partnership with the Administration of Water Supply and Sanitation Infrastructure (AIAS) and the Provincial Government of Nampula through its Directorate of Public Works and Housing (DPOPH), NAMWASH addresses the critical area of water supply and sanitation provision and will have a great impact on heath, particularly that of women and children.

Also, notifying the other landowner will give you an opportunity to discuss the termination provision and will allow you to agree on the easement's termination.

On June 1 , 2015 the Patriot Act provisions expire and will either need to be reauthorized or revised.

The judge ruled that there had been "non-compliance" by the union with statutory provisions, and he will rule tomorrow on whether the strike ballot itself will have to be rerun.