7 sentences with “provisions”

Nearby, close by, were provisions of food and drink.

Over the course of the 1930s, the Nazi government consistently broke with the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles.

One of the most important provisions of the signed Federal Pact was to grant equal rights in all provinces to the natives of any of them.

In turn, Christian Democracy was an amalgam of social conservatism with a now anachronistic willingness to provide welfare state provisions.

To sweeten the deal for the Soviets, the pact secretly included provisions to divide Poland between Germany and the USSR in the immediate future.

Thus, in an ironic historical paradox, some of the world's first "welfare state" provisions were passed by a conservative government to weaken socialism.

Samuel Wilson (1766-1854) had earned the nickname Uncle Sam from the connection that his employees and some soldiers had made between his name Samuel and the initials U.S., which he painted on every box of provisions and which actually identified the United States.