Synonyms for provisions
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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. • Food

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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 Sarah Nelson:

   We are concerned especially about fast track, because we know that if you don't even see the provisions in that agreement, there is going to be something bad for labor.

2. Chuck Schumer:

   Our caucus believes that the fairest easiest and most bipartisan way to come to an organizing resolution is to enact the 2001 agreement that senators Lott and Daschle came to in a bipartisan way back then. We, our caucus, is strongly opposed to any extraneous provisions.

3. David Axelrod:

   The Affordable Care Act was The Affordable Care Act because many of The Affordable Care Act main provisions would not be enacted or felt for years, in the case of the infrastructure bill, there should be visible projects underway relatively swiftly -- physical evidence of progress. The task is to link those community improvements to this bill and The President in the minds of voters.

4. Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez:

   In terms of provisions, we are absolutely adequately provided for.

5. Chris Stewart:

   I know everyone is fighting about qualified immunity, but we also have to make sure we care about the provisions that stop Black people from being killed in this bill before fighting over how to sue a cop, not only are you protecting African Americans who are being brutalized out there, but you are protecting good officers that are out there doing their job.