Sentence examples for provisions that will take from inspiring English sources

WHAT CHANGES IN 2012 There are several provisions that will take effect or lapse regardless of Congressional action.

A recent report from Moody's Analytics predicted that over the next few years, "many students will be unable to service their loans as income growth falls short of borrowers' expectations". And the debt-ceiling deal that lawmakers reached in Washington earlier this month contains additional provisions that will make life harder for students taking out loans.

The government wants to earmark some of the £3.6bn licence fee to fund independent news consortiums that will take over the provision of ITV regional news by using extra money given to the BBC to meet the cost of digital switchover, not all of which is likely to be used.

On domestic security, Mr. Bush said his administration had made flying safer after the Sept. 11 attacks, although he did not refer to an airport security bill, passed in November, with provisions that will not take effect for at least six months.

That will take years.

That will take time.

That will take courage.

All that will take money.

Doing that will take years.

Changing that will take years.

That will take some years.