Sentence examples for significant provisions for from inspiring English sources

David Thorburn, who runs Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks, said: "While it's disappointing to have announced significant provisions for the legacy conduct issues we signalled in August, very real progress is being made in driving forward our clear commitment to fairness and investing in building a better bank for customers".

David Thorburn, chief executive of Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, said: "While it's disappointing to have announced significant provisions for the legacy conduct issues we signalled in August, very real progress is being made in driving forward our clear commitment to fairness and investing in building a better bank for customers".

"We also struggled to find a replacement tenant for our former offices in Soho Square having moved to Wembley in August 2009 and made a significant provision for that situation.

The energy bill — actually an amalgam of bills from a half-dozen House committees — contains a number of significant provisions on energy efficiency for appliances and buildings, incentives for production of alternative fuels, millions of dollars for new research on capturing carbon emissions from refineries and coal-burning power plants and the repeal of some tax breaks for oil and gas producers.

Disney won several significant provisions.

The provisions are complicated, as federal tax matters tend to be, but one significant provision is greatly accelerated depreciation for leasehold improvements to buildings in the zone, said Jordan Silbert, an analyst with the Downtown Alliance.

"The most significant provision is the increased expensing limit for 2007 through 2010," said Barbara Weltman, a tax lawyer in Millwood, N.Y., and author of "J.

The most significant provision in Brown's proposal allows for a parole hearing after inmates complete their sentences for their base crime, regardless of whether so-called enhancements might have even doubled that term.

"But it makes provisions for significant parks projects, and that's important".

The Australian Human Rights Commission president, Gillian Triggs, said her most significant concerns related to the provisions for secret evidence.

This represents a step-wise, significant, change in provision for the assessment of values-based achievements that are of absolutely key importance to most civil society organisations (CSOs) and values-based businesses, and fills a known gap in evaluation practice.