Sentence examples for special contingency from inspiring English sources

The package approved by the Legislature includes $44.3 million for specific programs and $35 million for a special contingency fund in case emergency heating aid is needed.

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria said profit for 2001 was expected to rise 16percentt, down from the 24percentt forecast by the bank and analysts, partly because of the creation of a 200 million euro special contingency fund.

The French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche fuelled expectations by reporting that French officials were ready to put up to €15bn in a special contingency plan if recapitalisation was needed.

The majority of the cash, £600 million out of a special contingency fund held by the Treasury, will go into a multibillion-pound programme for four nuclear-armed Trident submarines.

Anyone wishing to bet on a special contingency, such as that craps (2, 3, or 12) will or will not be thrown on the next roll, places his bet in the appropriate space on the layout; such bets are called proposition bets.

He says that the events of the night of the attack were pored over by State and the Department of Defense and the Joint Chiefs, and all were in agreement that there was no extra-special contingency plan or rescue mission or operation that could have been executed to prevent the bloodshed.

We've scheduled a special strike contingency planning meeting".

This article introduces the special issue on contingency management (CM), an efficacious intervention for the treatment of substance use disorders with low uptake in clinical settings that is not commensurate with evidence for efficacy.

Sometimes, such as with gradual evolution, the pattern of events follows a gradual trend that might even be predictable but, at other times, there can be special events or contingencies that produce great changes in an abrupt fashion.

The latest quarter's profit was reduced by a $262 million settlement charge linked to allegations that the company gained business from brokers through contingency and special compensation payments that might have hurt clients.

As a result of Brown's contributions to the 2006 QDR were considered a success and a "major stride forward" in preparing U.S. special forces for future contingencies by increasing the SOF budget and manpower.