Sentence examples for break provisions from inspiring English sources

The association dubbed "the other NRA" for its lobbying muscle, with annual revenues of $71 million in 2013 had vigorously opposed policy that required employers to ensure that workers take rest and meal breaks rather than leaving it to the employees to push back against managers to enforce break provisions.

The chief Saudi negotiator, Mohammad al-Sabban, described the position as a "make or break" provision for the Saudis, as nations stake out their stance before the global climate summit scheduled for the end of the year.

Support care is a short break provision for children, designed to ease family tensions and prevent long-term separation.

The Court upheld the 2011 Hours of Service regulations in all aspects except for the 30-minute break provision as it applies to short haul drivers.

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson called the legislation toothless because it lacked environmental protections and several make-or-break provisions regarding deadlines and liability.

Mr. Hoffa, for instance, said the public option was not a make-or-break provision for him; he is open to legislation containing a "a trigger" to create a public plan if private efforts to expand coverage fail.

Its fifth tranche of national security laws, which were introduced into parliament before it rose for summer break, included provisions to lower the age at which police control orders could apply from 16 to 14.

The Volunteer State's break-in provisions lay out a broad procedure one must follow to legally break into a locked car.

SunTrust and First Union return to North Carolina business court on Tuesday in SunTrust's challenge of break-up provisions First Union would be owed if its deal is not completed.

Pakistan, India and Israel all built theirs in defiance of the anti-nuclear rules that others accepted (though unlike North Korea and now Iran they did not sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, so never broke its provisions).

The foundation's board said in September that it had financial trouble and asked a court to let it break a provision of Dr. Barnes's will and move the collection from a gallery in Lower Merion, a Philadelphia suburb, to a new home in the city where it could attract more visitors.