Sentence examples for any specific provisions from inspiring English sources

Because the law code seems not to have had any specific provisions concerning consular imperium, the annalistic explanation for the codification appears suspect.

She finds it telling that Sessions and the DOJ have not identified any specific provisions of consent decrees that raise concerns.

The text of the regulations was far too long for reporters to conduct anything but a cursory review between their release Friday morning and the conference call at noon, so few asked about any specific provisions.

But Romney himself did not name any specific provisions of the law when he was asked why he opposed it at a July 6 press availability in New Hampshire.

But that does not mean a new rule can contravene any specific provision of the lease.

Creating private accounts may be costly, and so far the Bush administration has not made any specific provision to pay for the initiative.

In view of such opposition, Mr. Schumer said today that he was willing to withdraw his amendment, allowing "signature verification" of identity, because "the overall bill is more important than any specific provision".

A spokeswoman for Mr. Dingell said Tuesday evening that there was no final agreement on any specific provision concerning automotive mileage standards, but that the congressman was committed to helping pass a bill this year.

In 1975, Gygax and Kaye were only 36 years old, and Kaye had not made any specific provision in his will regarding his one-third share of the company.

Yet as Americans consider the broad attempt at changing the nation's immigration laws, it is important to weigh any discomfort at specific provisions against the alternative of no reform at all.

Section #4 of the bill says, "The provisions of this Act shall prevail over any general or specific provisions of territory law, State law, or regulation that is inconsistent with this Act".