make no provision

The court has also said that, if necessary, it could order a ballot-by-ballot recount, even though the country’s electoral laws make no provision for that.

“If Congress thought that there was a compelling need to make free contraceptives available for all women, why did it make no provision for women who do not receive a paycheck? Some of these women may have a greater need for free contraceptives than do women in the work force.”

The rules, announced just as Moscow was shaking off the last icy chill of a long winter, make no provision for exercise, except for pet-owners, who are allowed to walk their dogs within 100 yards of their homes.

Membership in the academies is a lifetime honor, and the current bylaws of all three make no provision for ejecting members.

The first episode, for example, starts by asking why US banknotes make no provision for blind users, allowing the pair to investigate a much deeper debate about how best to further blind rights.