Sentence examples for provisions by a from inspiring English sources

Jia secured military provisions by a land reform that included confiscating land from large owners, but this alienated the greater part of the landlord and official class.

But rather than adjusting loan-loss provisions by a fixed proportion on the basis of past economic cycles, the new standard lets the banks determine how much to write off.

Collected data were entered in the Oracle database system with built-in error checking provisions by an experienced data entry operator after editing and coding the open ended responses.

The City Commission approved the restroom provision by a 4-to-3 vote a year ago.

The Legislature approved the lawsuit provision by a wide margin.

The Senate approved the provision by a 68-to-32 68-to-32 68-to-32

The House passed a bill with the same provision by a veto-proof margin earlier this month.

That seems a peculiar feature, but perhaps some light is cast upon the provision by a 1906 article in Scientific American.

(In that case, known as Planned Parenthood of Kansas City v. Ashcroft, the court struck down the provision by a vote of six to three).

Dating from 1945, its quality is largely down to its sponsorship by competing mutuals, and provisioned by a mixture of state and non-profit hospitals.

In 1300 London had about 80,000 inhabitants that were provisioned by a food-supply network extending 40 60 miles (65 100 km) into the surrounding countryside.