Sentence examples for Necessary provisions from inspiring English sources

Consider the purpose of a constitution and its necessary provisions.

The regions can also enact legislation necessary for the enforcement of state laws when the latter contain the necessary provisions.

Ms. Oxenhorn described driving from one address to the next looking after musicians without power or phone service, some of them elderly and lacking necessary provisions.

And the necessary provisions, said the group, which represents about 250,000 farming and ranching families, include a government-run health insurance plan, or public option, that would compete with private insurers.

Also, other than a broker or an importer (see § 113.62 k)(2) of this chapter), the party must possess a Customs international carrier bond containing all the necessary provisions of § 113.64 of this chapter.

"This bill strikes an important balance by ensuring the consumers' right to know what is in their food while shielding our small businesses from liability that could leave them at a competitive disadvantage," Mr. Malloy said in a statement issued over the weekend after negotiations on the necessary provisions.

Whether Kids Company actually provided the approach, range and consistency of necessary provision for troubled kids that they needed has often been a matter of argument.

"Our budget proposes a technical fix that will allow companies to avoid the unintended negative consequences of an otherwise good and necessary provision," Mr. Reif said.

Though many Democrats abhor the prospect of direct competition between traditional Medicare and private plans, Mr. Thomas said it was "an absolutely necessary provision," because it would impose fiscal discipline on Medicare.

The governments that ratified the Rome statute have been filibustering furiously to delay the point at which the crime can be prosecuted by the ICC: after eight years of discussions, the necessary provision still has not been adopted.

To accomplish this, hatchlings were raised by scientists dressed in suits resembling adult cranes a necessary provision so that the birds could recognize other cranes and not become accustomed to humans.