Sentence examples for The core provisions of from inspiring English sources

The core provisions of U.S. federal anti-trust law are found in the 1890 Sherman Act and the 1914 Clayton Act.

BALTIMORE — LAST week's Supreme Court decision to strike down the core provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act is a stride toward greater equality in the United States.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the core provisions of both statutes, including the requirements that existing assault weapons be registered with the state and the ban on the sale, transport or possession of non-registered assault weapons.

Given the supreme court's reasoning, it was not difficult for Monday's opinion, written by Judge José A Cabranes, to find the core provisions of the New York and Connecticut laws constitutional.

It should have no bearing on whether the core provisions of the Affordable Care Act — notably the opening of health care exchanges and subsidized coverage for people on modest incomes — take effect on Jan . 1 2014, as scheduled.

WASHINGTON — Seven months before the core provisions of President Obama's health care law are to take effect, most television advertising that mentions the law continues to come from its opponents.

The core provision of a zero deforestation policy is to identify and protect so-called "high carbon stock" areas.

A second federal judge in Maryland ruled against Mr. Trump overnight, with a separate order forbidding the core provision of the travel ban from going into effect.

Justice Department officials have said that they will not defend the core provision of the marriage act in that hearing, but will dispute other claims in the case.

The core provision of the so-called "motor-voter" bill, sponsored by Senator Wendell Ford, Democrat of Kentucky, would require states to enable eligible voters to register to vote when they apply for a driver's license or license renewal.

New York's insurance system has been a working laboratory for the core provision of the new federal health care law — insurance even for those who are already sick and facing huge medical bills — and an expensive lesson in unplanned consequences.