Sentence examples for challenging provision from inspiring English sources

In many parts of the developing world procurement of antenatal gestational age estimates is not possible, challenging provision of appropriate perinatal care.

The companies, including two of the industry's three largest, are challenging provisions of a law that gave the Food and Drug Administration new authority over tobacco.

GLAD plans to file suit March 3 in the Federal District Court of Massachusetts, challenging provisions in section three of DOMA that bar the federal government from granting certain protections to legally married same-sex couples.

But (the challenged) provision goes beyond such rules.

The third challenged provision was Virginia's "Poison Pill Statute," Va.

The challenged provision could not survive that rigorous review, they said in an opinion by Justice Thomas.

789, 795 (1989) (finding no procedural unconscionability because there were other financial institutions that offered competing IRA's which lacked the challenged provision).

The challenged provision in the present case is § 5(b) of the Food Stamp Act, 7 U.S.C. 2014(b), as amended, 84 Stat.

What has just been said applies in the main to the other challenged provision authorizing the commission to prescribe minimum rates not less than those prescribed for common carriers for substantially the same service.

But judged by the standards of the foregoing cases, the challenged provision of the Food Stamp Act has a legitimate purpose and cannot be said to lack any rational basis.

With the new drivers agreement, Uber is trying "to be clever by redrafting its agreement in a way that it can content that the challenged provision is severable," Liss-Riordan said.