Sentence examples for provisions who from inspiring English sources

"We understand that there are about 300,000 people without any provisions who have crossed the border into Rwanda.

Sorenson turned over the kitchen to Jason Barwikowski, formerly the chef at Olympic Provisions, who makes pub grub for a post-Beer Nut generation: cheese-dusted pork rinds "à la Kahan" (a crunchy tribute to Chicago chef Paul Kahan that taste like hand-hewn Cheetos), grilled cauliflower with cauliflower puree and prosciutto, trout roasted whole and splashed with water infused with savory aromatics.

Horowitz, of the Hudson Institute, said he hopes Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt)., an opponent of "material support" provisions who has said the administration's definition of terrorists is a "catch-all," is serious about putting the issue on his agenda and holding hearings within the next two months.

"We've seen lots and lots of people who should remain eligible under those provisions who just can't navigate them," she said.

But if beneficiaries or providers can't enforce the equal access provision, who will?

Ministers pointed to the Effective Provision of Pre-School Education project published last November, which found that pre-school children with three years of quality pre-school provision - who started in nursery at two or younger - were up to a year ahead of their contemporaries in educational attainment at the start of primary school.

John Harris's article highlighting the draconian cuts in further education provision (Who'll train care workers when the colleges are gone?, 19 June) draws welcome attention to the increasingly yawning gap between political rhetoric and policy reality on the future of the country's vocational education.

The Blair we support with our vote is the one who admires Margaret Thatcher and has followed many of her policies; who hints that he favours real, structural reform in health, education and welfare, including greater use of private provision; who believes a sharp move to the left in the second term would be electoral suicide, for it would allow the Tories to recapture their old territory.

Campbell is a world-class expert on public social provision, who uses a terrible auto accident that happened to her own young sister-in-law to reveal the sorry state of US social protections for many citizens of modest means and to remind us what is at stake in ongoing efforts to improve vital social protections for all Americans.

Healthcare providers (including drug sellers, shop owners and clinic support staff involved in service provision) who reported possessing academic/professional training and certifications for medical (allopathic, homeopathic and unani/herbal), nursing, midwifery, dentistry and allied health practice, were considered formal, while the rest were classified as informal.

Nor do there appear to be provisions limiting who can see the data.