Sentence examples for a provision of a from inspiring English sources

A provision of a 1998 law forbids distribution of products designed to crack copyright protection schemes, the studios argued.

[C4.] Changes to Bankruptcy Reform Bill The House Judiciary Committee agreed to kill a provision of a bankruptcy reform bill that some lawyers have linked to Enron.

A provision of a labor agreement permits reductions in the size of the crews when the percentage of firefighters on sick leave exceeds 7.5percentt.

Mr. Griffin added that under a provision of a second federal law, the U.S.A. Patriot Act, that money became government property unavailable to the former prisoners.

A provision of a confidential draft resolution proposed last week by Russia suggests how difficult it may be to convince Russia to press ahead with any stern measures.

An article on Monday about product placement in telenovelas misstated a provision of a partnership between Univision and Televisa, the two major Spanish-language television networks.

PAGE A12 Blair Proposal Is Rejected The British House of Commons rejected a provision of an antiterror bill backed by Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The bank said that a provision of an undisclosed size had been made for these costs and also revealed that it was now reviewing all its businesses – Barclaycard, Barclays Wealth and Barclays Corporate – to assess them for similar problems.

The conflicts board was doing so in order to comply with a provisions of a little-known state law called the Public Authorities Accountability Act of 2005.

According to British Energy, a provision of £3bn, invested at a return of just 3% a year, will earn enough to meet all the costs incurred up to now.

On Tuesday, Ms. Collins said she was open to a compromise, perhaps a provision of shorter duration.