Sentence examples for reasonable provision of from inspiring English sources

Some members of the clergy worry that the excesses of a few tarnish what is otherwise a reasonable provision of the tax code.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Asked about the termination procedure, Lloyd did not provide any details as to the "reasonable notice" provision of Hill's coaching contract.

This Note proposes and evaluates an alternative method of resisting state Medicaid spending cutbacks: enforcing the Reasonable Promptness Provision of the Medicaid statute through § 1983.