Sentence examples for In other provisions from inspiring English sources

In other provisions, the bill would give the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI), the department's main competitive grants program, a 7.7% boost to $350 million.

As the crowds began to gather outside Abu Ghraib, prison officials sketched in other provisions.

It appeared that at least the justices in the Heller majority would say yes without reservation because they considered the rights protected in the Second Amendment as basic as those in other provisions of the Bill of Rights.

To be fair, the projected 17% increase does not factor in other provisions in the bill that could lower costs across the board.

The NLM hereby grants a nonexclusive, non-transferable right to LICENSEE to use the UMLS products and incorporate them in any computer applications or systems designed to improve access to biomedical information of any type subject to the restrictions in other provisions of this Agreement.

How effective will the new diploma be in attracting A-level or BTec national diploma students, for whom progression routes into university or employment are understood by all, and where inspection confirms that the standard of teaching and learning is higher than in other provision?

In some countries, it is easier to access childcare in rural areas due to lower demand, while in others, provision is limited in rural areas which leads to difficulty in access (Eurydice 2014).

In fact, other provisions in the new rules may ultimately have an even bigger impact on travelers.

"Listing subletting as a factor to prove that a tenant is not living in an apartment flies in the face of other provisions in the law that specifically permit subletting under appropriate circumstances," Mr. Ng said.

So, these experts say, the Bayh-Dole law, in conjunction with other provisions, could result in lower drug prices for the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Institutes of Health, two major purchasers of medicines.

One way to resolve doubts about the meaning of an ambiguous constitutional clause is to read it in the context of other provisions in the Constitution — most notably, the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.