Sentence examples for reasonable provision from inspiring English sources

To get there, Gov. David Paterson and some prosecutors will have to drop their objections to a reasonable provision on second-time offenders.

Yes, of course there is a demographic problem, but most other EU countries have made reasonable provision for topping up their pay-as-you-go schemes.

She first challenged her mother's will in the district court, asking for "reasonable provision", and was awarded £50,000 from the estate.

"And it's really a very reasonable provision considering that we are asking staff to continue to give service under difficult circumstances".

But it goes beyond that reasonable provision to require almost all recipients of funds to "have a policy explicitly opposing prostitution" and to refrain from any speech the government deems "inconsistent with" that policy.

Martin Weale, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in Britain, argues that saving by Germans is no more than is needed to make reasonable provision for its aging population, while Britain and the United States "decided not to make adequate provision for their collective old age".

The bill echoes language from a 1999 City Planning study recommending that the city make "reasonable provisions" to let bicyclists park in its buildings.

In reality, the $716 billion is not a "cut" in benefits but rather the savings in costs that the Congressional Budget Office projects over the next decade from wholly reasonable provisions in the reform law.

A balanced budget amendment — with reasonable provisions for recessions, times of war and debt financing for sound investments — would not change parties' priorities, but it would force an honest discussion of the trade-offs.

He said her award for "reasonable financial provision" against her partner's estate, which she made under inheritance law, was "a fair and reasonable result".

Mr. Cornyn is considered conservative but reasonable, his provision was among the first to be introduced and Mr. Rubio's support gave it an added boost — much to the frustration of the other members of the bipartisan group.