Sentence examples for which made provision for from inspiring English sources

729, which made provision for expedited procedures in the Senate, and was not classified to the Code.

729, which made provision for expedited procedures in the Senate, and is not classified to the Code.

The next day, it passed the External Relations Act, which made provision for the monarch to act as the state's representative in foreign affairs.

Indexes from Illumina® TruSeq® v2 A and B kits were allocated to specific samples prior to library construction so that at least two unique and compatible bar codes were in each pool which made provision for a pooling strategy following the Illumina® TruSeq® pooling guidelines.

There is nothing in the United States Code relating to monopolies and combinations in restraint of trade which makes provision for such broad visitatorial powers.

But I was disappointed that the Crown Prosecution Service charged him under the Malicious Communications Act 1988, which makes provision for the punishment of persons who send or deliver letters or other articles for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety.

A DOLLAR bearing the likeness of President Dwight D. Eisen hower, long awaited by numismatists as well as thousands of other Ameri cans, was assured on Dec. 31 when President Richard M. Nixon signed the 1970 coin age legislation which makes provision for a coin honoring the late President.

This is made possible through the Commonwealth Government's Better Access to Mental Health Care Program[ 36], which makes provision for fully subsidised treatment for up to 12 sessions of individual therapy per year (10 sessions from November 2011), and an additional six sessions in exceptional circumstances.

Rules for publication of grants are set out in Article 128 of the Financial Regulation, which makes provision for ex ante publication of the annual programme and calls for proposals and ex post publication of grants awarded in the course of a financial year.

The influential precedents for action were those of New Zealand and Denmark, which had made provision for old age without establishing social insurance schemes, in contrast with Germany, where the scheme was based on insurance.

The government will proceed with most of the equipment plans for which it had already made provision – for instance restoring the carrier and maritime patrol aircraft capabilities that were lost in 2010, continuing with plans to buy around 48 F-35 aircraft over the next decade, and equipping the army for rapid strike.