Sentence examples for an extraordinary provision from inspiring English sources

The law contains an extraordinary provision.

But it would ban slaughtering animals primarily for their fur, feathers, skin, or wool — an extraordinary provision, said Block — limit the sales of dogs and cats to reputable breeders, ban people from giving animals as gifts or prizes, and prohibit the poultry industry practice of killing male chicks because they don't lay eggs.

Beginning in the 1960's, there were a number of advances in social welfare programs, with one extraordinary provision: federal funds would be made available only if the patients were not in government hospitals.

"Once financial conditions become more normal, the extraordinary provision of liquidity by the Federal Reserve will no longer be needed," he said.

I have a standard lease with no extraordinary provisions regarding guests or roommates.

"These were extraordinary provisions of support, not part of a permanent program," said Lawrence H. Summers, director of the National Economic Council at the White House.

But BBC business editor Robert Peston argues that despite these provisions being "an extraordinary badge of shame" for the banks, the payouts have actually helped stimulate the UK economy.

King Henry's Articles, signed by each king since 1573, required the king to call a general sejm (lasting six weeks) every two years, and provisions for an extraordinary sejm (Polish: sejm ekstraordynaryjny, nadzwyczajny) that was to last two weeks were also set down in this act.

An extraordinary talent, an extraordinary human being, an extraordinary friend.

Among other things, the Florida Supreme Court provided an extraordinary remedy that has no statutory basis, and its novel exposition of the contest provision essentially reads out other more specific provisions in Florida's election code.

The constitution included provisions for amendments, which were to be dealt with by an extraordinary Sejm held every 25 years.