Sentence examples for provisions for financing from inspiring English sources

The company said its pretax loss should be narrower than its third-quarter loss even as it seeks to make greater provisions for financing risks in Latin America.

The commission voted unanimously to propose for comment a "road map" for conversion, with eventual adoption depending in part on revised provisions for financing the group that writes the international standards.

That is why we need to make sure that whatever energy-climate bill comes out of the U.S. Congress, and whatever framework comes out of the Copenhagen conference next month, they include provisions for financing rainforest conservation systems like those in Brazil.

For example, says Hilbert, Alcatel has made special provisions for financing CLECs.

They have also rejected out of hand the provision for financing the costs of the program via a tax on the rich as approved by the key committee in the House.

Importantly, delivery of health services will depend on the availability of health facilities, health workers, diagnostics, drugs, and other supplies, including provision for financing and existence of responsive communities.

Among the sidestepped items were any long-term goals for financing the deal and provisions for how trade rules might be employed.

It read, in part that "the Legislature shall make suitable provision for finance" of public education.

But in a twist, Proposition 25 is opposed not only by business and taxpayer groups who do not like its provisions for public financing of campaigns, but by a number of newspaper editorial boards and civic groups that generally support campaign finance changes.

Insisting that no official talks on a bridge loan had taken place, one Brussels official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the issue, pointed out that there were no provisions for bridge finance.

The more essential problem is that the federal government and many state governments, caught up in a growing conservative ideology, increasingly value low taxes over the provision of financing for vital community services and physical infrastructure.