Sentence examples for reasonable provision for from inspiring English sources

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.

Our duty is, therefore, to act upon things as they are, and to make a reasonable provision for whatever they may be.

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 country's constitution makes special mention of making "reasonable provision for the welfare and maintenance of the aged", an act of parliament allows for the election of older people into local government and issues affecting older people have been included in the Poverty Eradication Action Plan and strategic plans on agriculture, health and Aids.

Education authorities would also have a duty to make reasonable provision for an independent counselling service.

Yesterday she was awarded a third of the estate because her mother hadn't left "reasonable provision" for her in the will.

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.

"If at least 10% of the electorate in the constituency sign the petition, the MP will lose his seat and a by-election will be triggered". Once called, a recall petition should be available to be signed at up to ten locations open from Monday to Friday between 0900 and 1700, with "reasonable provision" given for signing at other times.

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

This is particularly true where the damage is difficult of ascertainment at the time, and a reasonable provision is made by the law for compensation.

That'll make it easier for adult "disinherited" children to challenge wills and claim greater sums by way of reasonable provision.