Sentence examples for provisions that can from inspiring English sources
However banks will still make underlying profits before provisions that can help absorb losses.
Many corporate insurance policies contain provisions that can nullify coverage in declared or undeclared wars.
This act contains various provisions that can be used to control excessive noise.
Ms. Cantwell said the authors should consider trying to advance energy provisions that can pass, like the grid reliability standards, and jettison the others.
No decisions have yet been taken, but GOP aides are exploring possible provisions that can be attached to spending authorisations that would somehow "defund" aspects of Obama's action.
"I've heard from yacht chefs that Singapore gives them the choice of sourcing local delicacies and mixing these with provisions that can be flown in fresh — although this sounds like a small detail, food is a big part of luxury yacht charters so it's encouraging news".
Ofsted fears that some pupils are being placed in unregistered or illegal schools, which are offering alternative provision that can cost £25,000 a year per pupil.
It is extraordinary that even as our understanding of endemic sexual exploitation is growing, provision that can protect the young against it is decreasing.
Whether similar grants had been made to Galba, Otho, and Vitellius or were to be made to Vespasian's successors is not known; but a fragment of the enabling law survives, and it includes a provision that can be said to confer on him a naked autocracy.
The results show that there is neither a typical rural urban gradient in terms of urban ecosystem service provisioning nor a uniform urban spatial pattern of service provisioning that can serve as a generic model for cities.
Again, the 2007 EFA Global Monitoring Report on early childhood acknowledged this, highlighting the importance of contextually grounded approaches to providing ECCE as follows: '(T here is no universal model of early childhood provision that can be followed globally.
