Sentence examples for provisions between from inspiring English sources

The global banking industry racked up more than £166bn in fines, settlement fees and provisions between 2009 and 2013, the CCP Research Foundation has found.

Research led by academic Roger McCormick at the CCP Research Foundation shows 10 large banks, including RBS, Barclays, HSBC and Lloyds Banking Group, incurred £166.63bn in fines and provisions between 2009 and 2013.

"I absolutely disagree, and even the proponents of ISD appearing before the committee have tended to accept there's no value in or need for ISD provisions between us and countries like the US, Japan, and Canada," the ALP backbencher said.

Additionally they provide unpublished working documents: a comparison list of usual space law definitions and a table of concordance on different technical provisions between different FSOA texts and several international standards on space.

"Secret contract provisions" between Mr. Koons and Mr. Gagosian, it adds, stipulated that the artist would receive a large percentage of any profit earned if the gallery resold the work for more than $4 million, and so "detrimentally affected Gagosian's ability and willingness to repurchase or resell 'Popeye' above the price paid by plaintiffs".

Mr. Perelman, who bought a granite "Popeye" that the artist Jeff Koons was working on, said that Mr. Gagosian had failed to disclose "secret contract provisions" between the gallery and Mr. Koons that prevented Mr. Perelman from earning a fair return on his artistic investment.

"Opponents of localism brandish the phrase 'postcode lottery' to dramatise differences in provision between areas.

How is fragmenting probation provision between multiple providers going to help that?

"We have always thought there is a lot more complementary provision between us than competitive.

Sliding glass doors were installed as an energy-saving provision between the kitchen/dining area and the living room.

The gradual introduction of the night tube services still reflects an inequality of underground provision between north and south London.