Sentences with provision
pro·vi·sion
P p - The department is responsible for the provision of residential care services. [+ of]
- Mr King asked if it had ever occurred to her to make provision for her own pension. [+ for]
- Special provision should be made for children. [+ for]
- He backed a provision that would allow judges to delay granting a divorce decree in some cases.
- On board were enough provisions for two weeks.
- Pretax profits before debt provisions rose 13 percent to a record $937 million.The provision would reduce the amount of losses that can be carried back for tax purposes by corporations that replace equity with debt.A provision is an estimated amount set aside for a liability such as bad debt or income tax where the exact amount of a particular liability is uncertain.
- Personal pensions are designed to allow anyone who is not a member of an occupational pension scheme to make provision for a pension in retirement.A last survivor death benefit is ideal to make provision for the needs of the children in the event of the simultaneous death of the two parents.If you make provision for yourself or your family, you ensure that you or they will have sufficient income in the future, especially during retirement.
- A premium refund is a special provision in the policy which allows a beneficiary to collect the face amount of a policy plus all the premiums that have been paid.A provision in the policy requires that the injury be accidental in order for benefits to be payable.A provision is a condition in an insurance contract or agreement.