Sentence examples for provisions provided for from inspiring English sources

Can I give you another example, in 1978 as minister of social welfare and pensions, you defended your welfare bill from opposition attacks in parliament, on the basis that its apartheid provisions provided for racial separation in the structure of welfare services, and you said: "I have no problem with apartheid, I don't want to hide the fact that we're heading for a division of powers.

Qualified small business stock (QSBS) made for a super-smart investment through 2014, as federal provisions provided for a unique tax break.

This has the effect of rendering the government liable to prosecution if it has to use the emergency compulsory licensing provisions provided for under the TRIPS agreement to produce an essential antidote to an epidemic disease outside its patent (as used by the USA to produce non-patented ciprofloxacin for bulk distribution during the 2001 anthrax scare).

The House Republicans, who typically vote for any measure that supports American troops, ultimately rebelled against the provision providing for the I.M.F., arguing that some of the money could end up helping unfriendly foreign governments.

So, in plain English, the provision provides for sweeping state powers to co-opt all but the tiniest of startups and technology platforms as surveillance entities — and does so with a power to compel them to pre-bake weaknesses into their systems on-demand.

The proposed technique is suggested as a diverse method to control, redundant instrumentation provisions usually provided for safety critical application.

Despite their good performance during earthquakes in 1999 in Turkey, and abundance of such structures scattered worldwide, current seismic codes and design provisions provide insufficient guidelines for their seismic design.

The Act's "general provisions" provide nationwide protections for voting rights.

Thus, participating in ancillary service provisions provides a feasible alternative for PtG plants to recover their costs.

Among other provisions, that law provided for a gradual increase, over five years, in how much workers may contribute to their 401(k) and individual retirement accounts.

These measures, the Provisions of Oxford, provided for the creation of a 15-member privy council, selected (indirectly) by the barons, to advise the King and oversee the entire administration.