Sentence examples for will be provision from inspiring English sources

In some cases there will be provision for "single tender procurement", he says.

Middlesbrough is planning a series of activity weeks around churches so there will be provision for children throughout the six-week holiday.

All lectures at LSE will now be open to the public; there will be a review of their so-called flexible-hours contracts; and there will be provision of a permanent, autonomous space for "dissent" and political discussion.

Key anticipated outcomes of the tick genome sequencing project will be provision of opportunities to identify unique tick genes that could be exploited for tick control and, thus the control of tick borne diseases [ 10].

39 If patients are not satisfied with the upper boundary of the delay time that is, they would demand a delay of more than 12 years before they would undergo HA there will be provision for them to express this preference.

Digital keys will be provisioned via the Noke Android or iOS app, with flexibility to grant access permanently, once, or for a custom configuration.

It simply cannot be assumed that under land subdivision, every landowner will be provisioned with the necessary essentials for viable livestock production, let alone those who do not hold title to land.

National health services will need also to have access to a repository of information from European reference networks, where the protection of individual data will be provisioned by the European Council Directive 95/46/EC [ 23] and the Directive 2002/58/EC [ 24] concerning the processing and protection of personal data in electronic communications.

Or will there be provision for nominating a home as the main residence, as is currently the case for other tax purposes?

Will there be provision for the less able and handicapped to come into the city for a museum or theater experience or doctor's appointment?

It is concluded that the rate limiting step in disease genetic studies will generally be provision of adequate phenotypic data, and its interpretation, rather than the genomic resources.