Sentence examples for actual provisions from inspiring English sources

The questions do not always reflect the actual provisions of the law.

To do so is not inconsistent with the actual provisions of the Constitution; it is only inconsistent with a very mechanical theory of its meaning and intention".

The key to winning over the resisters, diplomats said, was America's agreement to move toward the actual provisions of the treaty, rather than demanding blanket immunity.

Republicans seem to be hoping they can steer the debate away from the actual provisions of the bill and to focus attention, instead, on the means by which it was passed.

But in the proposed settlement, the firm does not even have to admit that it behaved illegally.Given its fundamental bias in favour of Microsoft, the settlement's actual provisions are almost secondary.

This goes along with all the polling evidence, which says that people like the actual provisions of the Affordable Care Act, but have no idea that those provisions are in fact the substance of that terrible, tyrannical "Obamacare" program they keep hearing about.

It's not somebody who's dealing with the actual provision of a service".

In his article, Mr. Singer warned that "outsourcing also entails turning over control of the actual provision of service.

The actual provision of health services, in hospitals, diagnostic labs and doctors' surgeries is, with a few exceptions (veterans have a NHS-like network of their own), carried out by the private sector.

This "credit gap" (between the actual provision of loans and what would normally have been available) was contributing up to a third of economic slack in the crisis economies and putting a brake on recovery.

With varying degrees of public involvement in the actual provision of health care come degrees of choice by the patient, of permanence in patient physician relations, of incentive to hold down costs, of regularity in physicians' incomes, and of ease of administration.