Sentence examples for clear provision from inspiring English sources

"Chinese law has a very clear provision.

"There is a clear provision regarding employees owning pieces of other leagues.

The first one is a clear provision on the territory where the rules apply.

Emma Marrington, from the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) says there is no clear provision for guaranteeing habitats created under a biodiversity offsetting scheme.

And it further limits government accountability by making no clear provision for sharing secrets with elected representatives in the national Diet.

"It has astonished me that what had been a fairly clear provision in a standard lease has now become quite murky," said Sherwin Belkin, a Manhattan lawyer who represents landlords.

But unless your company was directly affected by the attack or had a clear-cut provision like Berkshire's, chances are the courts will stop you.

This is an area in which the communique would have been strengthened by some clear provisions.

Stewart's report said that many of the soldiers interviewed "felt they were at liberty to substitute their own judgment for the clear provisions of the Conventions. . . .

But it makes no clear provisions for disarmament or the demilitarization of Aceh, a province about the size of West Virginia with 4.1 million people.

The new banks will be regulated much as existing lenders are, but will be required to have clear provisions for orderly dismantlement in case of bankruptcy.By welcoming more private capital, officials are hoping to inject competition and innovation into China's sclerotic banking sector.