Sentence examples for button provision from inspiring English sources

A bill introduced in the House last May, called the Do Not Track Kids Act of 2011, includes an "eraser button" provision for children and parents.

The hot-button provision of Mr. Obama's energy plan is a cap-and-trade system to limit carbon emissions in hopes of curbing climate change.

The use of a distract button, coupled with the provision of resources noted earlier, may help to allay these concerns.

Tap the "Remove" button next to every affected provision application or file.

But these policies, critical one way or the other to the everyday lives of most Australians, are not what is causing the government to push the emergency button on Australia's constitutional provisions to break deadlocks between the houses of parliament by calling a double dissolution election.

Click on "Devices" or iOS Provisioning Portal Click on the "Add Device" button on the right (or left if you clicked on iOS Provisioning Portal).

There were also plentiful provisions, retro furniture and, most important, a button that needed to be pushed every 108 minutes to dispel a powerful electromagnetic charge that could lead to catastrophic consequences.

The new feature is being referred to in some circles as a "cop button" because it allows the iPhone owner to set up a provision in the update allowing you to choose whether to keep TouchID on or not.

In the mean time: if you see a screen like the one in the screenshot above and you weren't intending on provisioning your handset with new settings, you should certainly avoid hitting the "Install" button.

His aides keep fresh button-downs on standby, usually on hangers to avoid wrinkles, and Mr. Albanese has started packing an additional provision: sunscreen, which the balding candidate applies to his face and increasingly exposed scalp.

The left-hand provision may also be extended, with more than 120 basses actuated by six or seven rows of buttons.