Sentence examples similar to Wholly provisioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides say he still wants a wholly extraneous provision to require union members to approve use of union funds for political purposes.

In reality, the $716 billion is not a "cut" in benefits but rather the savings in costs that the Congressional Budget Office projects over the next decade from wholly reasonable provisions in the reform law.

It has provisioned £2.5bn.

Inexplicably, the electorate has gained the impression that Tories have a bee in their bonnet about the free market and are less than wholly dedicated to the provision of taxpayer-funded public services.

'The section was not intended as enacted, nor as now found in the Revised Statutes, to be a wholly separate and independent provision for the patenting of a mining claim.

The World Economic Forum WEFF) helped to set the tone this month when it issued a chilling dystopian vision of mass youth unemployment, wholly inadequate elderly care provision and widening global inequality.

"Using CBT we can help people work through those behaviours and unhelpful thoughts". She added: "I think it is indisputable that current health provision is wholly failing those living with IBS who, after a diagnosis, often feel cut adrift.

That provision is wholly unconstitutional and sets a dangerous precedent for a fundamental change in the nature of government as we know it.

Mathieson argues that the new provisions "are almost wholly untested".

While discretionary in its application, the provision is not wholly standardless.

These compensation and mitigation provisions would be wholly unnecessary if the UN Declaration allowed either tribes or states to stop activities outside their territory simply by alleging some minimal level of background risk that is part and parcel of all industrial operations.