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pro·vi·sions

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1. commissariat, provisions, provender, viands, victualsnoun

   a stock or supply of foods

   Synonyms:
   victual, nutrition, nutriment, pabulum, viands, alimentation, victuals, provender, feed, aliment, comestible, commissariat, sustenance, edible, nourishment, eatable

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1. provisionsnoun

   Synonyms:
   FOOD, victuals, provender, fare, eatables, viands, subsistence, BREAD

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1. List of paraphrases for "provisions":

   arrangements, provision, clauses, dispositions, rules, regulations, requirements, stipulations, terms, articles, measures, clause, judgements, disposiciones, sentences, steps, requirement, texts, appropriations, prescriptions, arrangement, verdicts

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1. President Barack Obama:

   I'm not wild about everything in it, i'm sure that's true for everybody. But it is a budget that, as I insisted, invests in our military and our middle class without ideological provisions that would have weakened Wall Street reform or rules on big polluters.

2. Elizabeth Warren:

   The 1994 crime bill's mandatory minimums and 'truth-in-sentencing' provisions that require offenders to serve the vast majority of their sentences have not proven effective.

3. Nancy Pelosi:

   Many of the provisions in there have been greatly improved because of negotiation.

4. Tim Jost:

   Affordable Care Act's also indicative of what will continue to happen, which is lawsuits filed against specific provisions of the law or likely specific administrative decisions or rules.

5. German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel:

   We agreed that we want to ensure - a bit like parents being responsible for their children - that a situation doesn't arise where, due to changes within companies, taxpayers have to pay for the provisions.