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provide against

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? provide against
vi +prep obj → vorsorgen für, Vorsorge or Vorkehrungen treffen für; the law provides against such abuses → das Gesetz schützt vor solchem Missbrauch
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The provisions taken reflects the bank conservative assumptions for valuation approach to respond to the adverse global market conditions, and to prudently provide against such investments," he said.
BBK nine-month profit plunges to $53 million by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
The provisions taken reflect the bank's conservative assumptions for valuation approach to respond to the adverse global market conditions, and to prudently provide against such investments," it said.
BBK in Q3 loss as provisions climb by TradeArabia (Manama, Bahrain)
Powell started his speech by saying: "The supreme function of statesmanship is to provide against preventable evils".
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