What is "provides"

Usage examples of "provides".

March 11, 1991, declassified 1998, provides a useful snapshot of desertions from selected Iraqi divisions.

Saddam provides his security service personnel with lavish rewards far beyond what most of these boys from the slums or the sticks could ever have imagined.

Whereas Iraq provides money and some material assistance, Iran provides the bulk of the material assistance as well as intelligence support and in many cases operational guidance.

Iraq provides enough of a sense that the armed forces are unlikely to fight that many experts suspect that if we prepare for all-out war, we might not have to fight one.

In fact, the existence of the oil-for-food program provides a source of immediate resources for humanitarian assistance and reconstruction, as well as an obvious foundation for the administration of such efforts.

On the negative side, Saddam provides constant reminders of the punishments that await traitors--and those from the inner circles who turn against him are usually treated much worse than outsiders.

The bottom line is that the evidence coming out of Iraq provides enough of a sense that the armed forces are unlikely to fight that many experts suspect that if we prepare for all-out war, we might not have to fight one.

Within the faith of the Reaganauts and Thatcherites, Chile provides the necessary genesis fable, the ersatz Eden from which the laissez-faire dogma sprang successful and shining.

America off-limits to challenge is that it provides pleasant code words for the ugliest corner of the American psyche.

We know the attractions of the filth trade to politicians of any party: it provides a pretence of action to the public while giving winking assurance to industry that the status quo is not disturbed.

Before presidents, prime ministers and other transitory heads of state meet at the World Trade Organization, this more permanent grouping provides them the details of their agenda.

Room 3E132, is Special Support Activity, which provides sensitive assistance to military commanders and federal executives around the world.

Each machine stores 406 keys on a carousel, has a response time of less than thirty seconds, and provides complete tracking of key movements.

A computer program known as Searchlight provides directory assistance for secure calls.

Employee Assistance Service provides a wide range of programs, on topics such as assertiveness training, bereavement, dealing with difficult people, weight control, eating disorders, and even social skills enhancement.