Sentence examples for provisions during a from inspiring English sources

The fact that the United States then acted unilaterally to change the terms of the aid agreement with Egypt to include provisions for the furtherance of democratic progress only added to the ire of Egyptians who saw themselves in need of the promised counter-terrorism provisions during a turbulent time of transition.

Some thought the recommendation specified provision during a specific trimester or only during the influenza season.

After the central government failed to provide local governments with provisions during both a locust swarm and the flooding of the Yellow River in 153 AD, many landless peasants became retainers of large landowners in exchange for aid.

The requirements of both provisions applied during a full design procedure are summarized and compared.

The Spanish regulator requires banks to accumulate extra provisions during expansionary periods as a way of self-insuring against the risk of unrealized but latent losses when credit is expanded, and that "dynamic provisioning" buffer is included in tier 2 capital.

Lloyds, which is 39 percent owned by the British government after receiving a bailout during the financial crisis, said it had made a further £1.9 billion of extra provisions during the fourth quarter related to a number of wrongdoings.

In a later written answer to the Tories she said civil servants made provisions during the third quarter of 2011/12 (October to December) in case "a small number of NHS organisations may require additional flexibility".

Likewise, the banks' efforts at softening the bill's provisions during its implementation have often been unsuccessful.

Albanese did not speak out against the provisions during the recent parliamentary debate – the only Labor figure to do so was the West Australian backbench MP Melissa Parke.

Spangenberg told CIR that Uber had increased security provisions during his time there, as well as renaming the tool "Heaven View".

In contrast, Spanish banks had been forced to make extra provisions during the good years, and so weathered the collapse of Lehman Brothers relatively well.