Sentence examples for provisions mean from inspiring English sources

A good place to learn about what specific contract provisions mean is the Web site faircontracts.org.org

Key provisions mean Iran's nuclear activities, future research efforts, procurement channels and supply chains will be closely scrutinised long after the agreed 10-year monitoring period expires.

Adjacent-state provisions mean the bulk of the RPS can be met by existing wind facilities, and that new wind builds will likely occur in Iowa.

Its key provisions mean that if new gas is discovered, "local communities" could receive financial benefits: £100,000 for every well that is fracked as part of exploration, and 1% of revenues if things prove to be commercially viable.

The rules, called equitable-services provisions, mean that public school districts pay for professional development for private-school teachers, or send members of their own staffs to provide reading help to struggling children who are eligible for extra help.

Generous early-retirement provisions mean that many will leave their posts fairly soon.To replace them, governments will have to offer something more than the steady life that attracted the older caste of mandarins.

Mr. Deutsch said bottler contracts contain "territorial sales provisions" meant to prevent that.

These two provisions meant that Canada would have parliamentary and cabinet government.

It has several provisions meant to benefit stockholders, like allowing them to vote on shareholder issues online.

Thieves ransacked the World Food Program warehouses and made off with five hundred tons of provisions meant for the refugee camps.

He has been a relentless advocate for "pro-growth" measures — which largely refer to business provisions meant to goose investment.