Sentence examples for almost all provisions from inspiring English sources

The latest numbers from the Kaiser Health Tracking Poll suggest that although more Americans (44%) oppose the law than favour it (37%), "by majorities ranging from 57% to 84%, they approve of almost all provisions included in the law".

The district court certified (requested resolution of) the constitutional questions to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, which upheld almost all provisions of the law.

The federal courts overturned almost all provisions of the ballot measure as unconstitutional and it was never enforced, but it remains in on the books, according to Sen. Kevin De Leon (D-Los Angeles), the primary author of the repeal bill.

Government passes law In December 2006, the Government passed a law on Breastfeeding Protection that includes almost all provisions of the "International Code of Breastfeeding and Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes" making Tajikistan the first Central Asian Republic to do so.

Mr. Morsi surprised his critics after midnight on Sunday by withdrawing almost all the provisions of his decree, a step he said he took on the recommendation of about 40 politicians and thinkers he convened on Saturday for a "national dialogue" meant to resolve the crisis.

A majority of the parents were opposed to the idea of a power wheelchair initially, but after provision almost all were positive.

Almost all the 2011 provisions were enacted in states with Republican-controlled legislatures.

"You would be able to reconstitute the Senate very quickly because almost all states have provisions to appoint vacancies.

A more pressing problem for Brueys was a lack of food and water for the fleet: Bonaparte had unloaded almost all of the provisions carried aboard and no supplies were reaching the ships from the shore.

Ghana's R&D expenditure is approximately 0.3%% of GDP (US$49 million), almost all from government provision (UNCTAD, 2011, Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Review Ghana, Geneva).

Mr. Gulyás fails to mention that almost all of the unconstitutional provisions struck down in the Transitional Provisions were duplicated in existing cardinal laws, so the nullification of the constitutional amendments changed very little on the ground and certainly did not cause legal insecurity.