Sentence examples for based on a provision from inspiring English sources

Based on a provision in the new collective bargaining agreement that deals with mutual termination of player contracts, teams and players can agree to void existing deals.

Kenny's notion of there being an opportunity to reunite Ireland was based on a provision in the 1998 Belfast Agreement that allows the secretary of state (now James Brokenshire) to trigger a poll within Northern Ireland.

It is based on a provision of the law of the sea which says countries may control an area of seabed if they can show it is an extension of their continental shelf.

The judge dismissed that claim on two grounds: first, because RICO cannot be used in cases involving securities, based on a provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act adopted in 1995 to curb abusive lawsuits.

That charge, which has been widely disseminated, has no basis in any of the provisions of the legislative proposals under consideration in Congress; it appears to be based on a provision that would require Medicare to pay for doctors to counsel patients on end-of-life care.

In 1890, the state supreme court found that even though Chang was qualified to practice law – and was allowed to in the state of New York – he was ineligible for admission to the California bar, based on a provision of the federal Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 that denied citizenship to Chinese immigrants.

(He said that, based on a blasphemy provision in the Greek penal code, he is being prosecuted by the city's chief of police for distributing a gig poster in which Mr. Douras was depicted as a Greek Orthodox angel over the phrase, "Satan will take you").

Fitrakis alleges that the Secretary of State rammed through unvetted software based on a legal provision that allows so-called "experimental" software to be installed without testing by government agencies.

Each organisation selected a target group of clients based on a service-provision priority.

The lawsuits were based on a largely untested provision of the 1970 Clean Air Act requiring utilities that significantly upgrade their older plants to install the same modern pollution-control equipment that would be required in a new plant.

Like the 13 other suspects, he avoided extradition between 1997 and 2001 by filing appeals based on a criminal code provision that says Mexican citizens must be sentenced under Mexican laws.