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delegacia
Catalan
provisions

A stock or supply of foods.

delegacia
Usage of provisions in English
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But legislation also could include provisions to help consumers, especially low-income families.
Reuters
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Workers would also keep their conditions, including redundancy provisions, Mr Pirie said.
Radio NZ
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However, the provisions also allow for discretion in sentencing in some cases.
The Irish Times
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House members across the political spectrum have since found provisions they oppose.
Reuters
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The provisions it contains make scant reference to actual public health issues.
The Guardian
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JPMorgan analysts this week also said British banks faced additional litigation provisions.
Reuters
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Some provisions that can allow us to do legislation on political parties.
Radio NZ
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Some of the provisions in the law went into effect right away.
Reuters
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This judgment brought attention to the restrictive nature of the current provisions.
The Irish Times
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Several regional banks reported better-than-expected earnings because of lower loan loss provisions.
Reuters
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Several pieces of legislation making their way through Congress include Saudi-related provisions.
Reuters
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So we see the industry fighting to derail these provisions, he said.
Reuters
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Kerisimasi was sentenced before the court was aware of new sentencing provisions.
Radio NZ
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The EU is excluded from Buy America provisions already in U.S. law.
Reuters
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Among its provisions are measures providing for the registration of commercial ships.
The Irish Times
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Similar provisions for personal bankruptcy are also in place until December 31.
News.com.au
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