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grammaire Aug 30, 2010 ... The second one is understandable, but "provide to" shouldn't be used to refer to sth. intangible like "understanding". It isn't sth. that can be ... I wonder why "provide to" in D is not correct in my original example. I once read from a newspaper something like the following: They provide assistance to the ... FR: might be able to help provide grammaire. FR: obligation to provide, to publish and to disseminate information grammaire. FR: provide with Dec 27, 2013 ... Provide to somebody to do/doing or Provide for somebody to do/doing? up vote 0 down vote favorite. I'm writing a letter to my teacher to thank ...	The European Commission should provide more legal guidance on this matter. Those investments could distort competition and provide undue advantages to certain undertakings. The application must provide detailed instructions for safe disposal. In this connection the Venice Committee could provide constitutional assistance. Member States may provide for other discounts. Organizer and retailer must provide full and accurate information. EU common policies should provide opportunities for improved competitiveness through innovation. The Bank may provide for arbitration in any contract.

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Aug 30, 2010 ... The second one is understandable, but "provide to" shouldn't be used to refer to sth. intangible like "understanding". It isn't sth. that can be ...
I wonder why "provide to" in D is not correct in my original example. I once read from a newspaper something like the following: They provide assistance to the ...
FR: might be able to help provide
grammaire. FR: obligation to provide, to publish and to disseminate information
grammaire. FR: provide with
Dec 27, 2013 ... Provide to somebody to do/doing or Provide for somebody to do/doing? up vote 0 down vote favorite. I'm writing a letter to my teacher to thank ...

The European Commission should provide more legal guidance on this matter.
Those investments could distort competition and provide undue advantages to certain undertakings.
The application must provide detailed instructions for safe disposal.
In this connection the Venice Committee could provide constitutional assistance.
Member States may provide for other discounts.
Organizer and retailer must provide full and accurate information.
EU common policies should provide opportunities for improved competitiveness through innovation.
The Bank may provide for arbitration in any contract.