Sentence examples for signed up to provide from inspiring English sources
A Sao Paulo bank, Caixa Economica Federal, has signed up to provide the banking services.
Many corporations and individuals have signed up to provide matching gifts, so your money goes twice as far.
More than 20 leading institutions, including Southampton, Warwick and Reading have signed up to provide short courses in subject areas such as science, maths and technology.
Cambridge philosopher Simon Blackburn told the Guardian he has signed up to provide between 10 and 20 lectures a year and described the terms as "an attractive offer".
A US study found firms that signed up to provide Groupon deals lost thousands of dollars in profits, attracting customers who never returned.
The race's organizers have tried to weave that tapestry carefully: twelve years ago, they began formalizing the role of musicians along the course; this year, a hundred and forty artists signed up to provide a live soundtrack to the race.
Interesting more girls to take up sport depends upon our broadcasters signing up to provide regular coverage of women's sport and building role models.
12.30pm: David Cameron and Owen Paterson, the new environment secretary, host an event marking 70 companies signing up to provide training and work placements for young people in the food industry.
Buyers who are interested in the wares of a particular eBay seller may also receive a feed of that seller's items and the time remaining in the auctions, assuming the seller signs up to provide the free service.
Imagine the impact on an over-burdened education system of thousands of retired teachers, craftspeople, scientists or writers signing up to provide even an hour or two of virtual tuition a week.
In 2008, Queen Mary University established the first dedicated free legal service for the LGBT community, with firms including Mishcon de Reya, Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW) and Reed Smith signing up to provide monthly bro bono work at The Pink Law Legal Advice Centre.
