Even if not all their provisions get through, some might.

He says we need special provisions to help workers, and he's right.

"Provisions have been made to provide for them and their families."

For the companies, having call provisions then was a good idea.

President Clinton said he did not like some provisions of the bill.

Most provisions of the law went into effect in 1987.

The tax provisions would go into effect the first of next year.

Some of the new tax law's foreign provisions are another.

Congress did not include a similar provision the following year.

We are talking here about the same sort of provision.

We have not been able to make the financial provision.

And so they made two provisions which make the situation rather different.

Both central and local government are involved in the provision of services.

No, they would have to go light on their provisions.

He had already made his own provisions for the care of the child.

Our provision of water could not last more than three days.

The tax cut provision would be in effect until the end of 1991.

The will made no provision for his former wife or their children.

Each side can use the provision only once in a given case.

Provisions should hold up for a long time as well.

However, the State may make any special provision for women and children.

The coming into force of a provision or an effect.

Early provision was made for the schools of the town.

He also had enough provisions to last for a long time.

Why should not we provision her and take our chance?

But now they were provisioned for more than one day ahead.

When they had provisioned themselves, the doctor once more took a seat.

"At some point, yes, but who knows how well provisioned they already are up there?"

So armed with his own weapons and provisioned for travel.

Food there was in plenty, for the hunt had been well provisioned.

He wants to make sure we are properly oriented and provisioned.

"At need, just how long are these teams provisioned for?

"Then why make that crack about how well provisioned we are?

Equipped, provisioned, and rested, they set off the next day.

She was provisioned for ten weeks and carried 130 tons of fuel oil.

Most file systems back files just in time but are not thin provisioned.

I'll have them by the shore an hour before dawn, fully provisioned.

This year, he knew, he would be well provisioned against the winter.

The electricity was provisioned to the city in 1954.

At his own expense, he provisioned and armed the fortress.

For a time they were able to keep the town provisioned with grain despite the Roman presence.

But you have picked up a lot of people coming across the country, the ships will need to be provisioned for so many passengers.

There was no way of knowing how well provisioned the Cameron plantation might be.

I've got a boat provisioned and hidden below the weir.

It's bound to be provisioned for several months ahead at the very lowest calculation.

Although the fort was well provisioned, the sanitation and medical facilities were poor.

The city had been poorly manned and provisioned by the Portuguese.

The next day, the submarine departed, fueled but not provisioned.

Some of the new tax law's foreign provisions are another.

The tax provisions would go into effect the first of next year.

For the companies, having call provisions then was a good idea.

"Provisions have been made to provide for them and their families."

He says we need special provisions to help workers, and he's right.

President Clinton said he did not like some provisions of the bill.

Even if not all their provisions get through, some might.

Provisions should hold up for a long time as well.

They stopped for a day or two to take in provisions.

He also had enough provisions to last for a long time.

No, they would have to go light on their provisions.

He had already made his own provisions for the care of the child.

And so they made two provisions which make the situation rather different.

Its provisions do not deal with arms levels at all.

The first provisions could go into effect within six months to a year, and others much later.

Many other big American companies are also likely to make large provisions, she said.

Many important provisions of the new law will take effect months or years from now.

For the entire bank, the provisions are similar to those taken in the final six months of last year.

"The right of any man who comes in peace to buy water and provisions!"

They're giving me until the end of the year to make some provisions for him.

Many, but by no means all, of the provisions have been met.

The provisions were supposed to take effect at the beginning of 1989.

We moved here because it met all of our provisions.

But each bill also includes many provisions not found in the other.

Other provisions in the agreement, however, would continue to break ground.