Sentence examples for provisions made from inspiring English sources

Those two provisions made the Nets blink.

All other mail is subject to provisions made by the Universal Postal Union.

Clarification on the provisions made to co-ordinate his treatment upon release is also required.

By the time the first reviews appeared, the season had been sold out and provisions made for return engagements.

A detailed learning algorithm for the pf-NNs is presented with particular provisions made for dealing with imbalanced classes encountered quite commonly in software quality problems.

CUC's bag of tricks included disguising acquisition provisions made in earlier years as turnover from on-going business in order to boost profits.

Corcoran Gallery of Art, museum in Washington, D.C., chartered by Congress in 1870 and established through the provisions made by the banker William W. Corcoran.

Many states have statutes and constitutional provisions making it illegal to cut public workers' pensions.

"Each of these provisions makes individual sense on the merits," a spokesman for the senator said.

Other changes in the credit cards' provisions make it more difficult to sidestep the fees.

"In theory, change-in-control provisions make sense," said Tim Ranzetta, the president of Equilar.