Sentence examples for was provision from inspiring English sources
noun
An item of goods or supplies, especially food, obtained for future use.
But the Association of University Teachers noticed that there was provision for an election.
Asked to clarify his comments, O'Connor said there was "provision inside and outside London" to deal with any civil disorder during the Olympics.
The poorest component of the bundle was provision of primary PCI for OHCA VF/VT.
And Dover District Council said a key need was provision of temporary bed and breakfast accommodation.
Although there was provision for play to continue until 19 30 BST, it had to resume by 18 00 for the rule to be invoked.
However, there was provision such as local authority day nurseries catering for 'at risk' children, and nursery schools and nursery classes for 3- and 4-year olds, typically in more disadvantaged areas.
There is provision for it in the Bill.
The goal of a knowledge exchange is provision of knowledge.
But there are provisions for amending them.
There were provisions in the house.
So are provisions of the municipal employee pension funds.
