Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• 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.