Sentence examples for provisions given to from inspiring English sources

At first, when he was taken aboard the San Antonio, he ate and drank the provisions given to him, officials said.

In "Let's Get Frank," he complains about the low-fat provisions given to Democratic members of the Judiciary Committee during the impeachment debate.

This suggests that the land may have been one of the sources for provisions given to the freed slaves, which, Frazer notes, were "issued to prevent actual starvation". Trinity College, like the surrounding area, recovered slowly during Reconstruction.

Oh, and that there would no longer be special provision given to Christians (over Muslims).

That provision gives to state legislatures the power to determine the manner of appointing electors and implicitly places some limits on the ability of other organs of state government to interfere with the exercise of that power.

Ms. Matalin, Mr. Cheney's aide, said that none of the provisions were given to the administration by Enron.

In summary, while many have developed methods for ranking semantic association, most existing methods only consider relationships between two entities and there is no provision has given to the users to select the intermediate entities if they want.

The provisions giving power to wealthy nonsenators could not be touched, for political reasons, and they survived as the chief effect of Gaius' tribunates.

These provisions give rise to some ambiguity.

When the state crafted its plan for recreational weed, it included provisions giving priority to communities disproportionately impacted by drug criminalization.

In its second paragraph (6.2) it lays down that processing "which is necessary for the purposes of historical, statistical or scientific research" is lawful as long as the processing adheres to the provisions given in Article 83.