Sentence examples for terms provide for from inspiring English sources

The new terms provide for initial loans of up to $30 million and allow for a supplemental loan of $5 million.

The statutory scheme governing bail does not by its terms provide for the State to receive interest, dividends, or rent on stocks or bonds or land.

But the terms provided for a specific building design, developed by Peter Gray, a Queens architect.

In 2001 he promised to serve only the two terms provided for by the constitution.

The Current Web site began taking video submissions that year, and its terms provided for a three-month holding period during which Current could buy exclusive rights or return them.

But Fawcett suggested the ABC, because it was taxpayer-funded, should not have published top secret documents and pointed out the jail terms provided for in the Crimes Act for disseminating classified information.

They argue for term limits for Supreme Court justices who, under their approach, would serve staggered 18-year terms, providing for a new appointment every two years.

With respect to the terms provided for the most likely diagnosis, the Cohen's κ was 0.06 and 0.002 for case 1 and 2, respectively.

So we don't have any good sense about whether nonbankruptcy clients would retain professionals with a term providing for reimbursement of "fees for fees".

Those who breach the proposed laws would face up to three years' imprisonment and an $11,000 fine, replacing the current six-month prison term provided for in the Anti-Discrimination Act.

Thus, the agreement between Great Britain and Germany in May 1885, the first to make use of the term, provided for "a separation and definition of their respective spheres of influence in the territories on the Gulf of Guinea".