Sentence examples for contested provisions from inspiring English sources

Three Democrats and three moderate Republicans said they were persuaded to vote the president's way after the Republicans promised to alter three of the most bitterly contested provisions early next year.

On Friday, CNET reported that Smith said he will remove from the bill one of the most hotly contested provisions, Domain Name System requirements.

When a panel of the New Orleans-based U.S. Court oforppeals for the 5th Circuit largely upheld Texas' contested provisions this spring, those judges ruled that the state's law did not place an "undue burden" on the constitutional right to abortion, since women in the western part of Texas could just travel across state lines to obtain an abortion in New Mexico.

The contested provisions will now be reconsidered as part of a comprehensive review of the building code, which is conducted every three years.

Among its contested provisions is a requirement that the police be informed eight hours before a demonstration and told the route of any protest that includes 50 or more people.

One of the most contested provisions of the European law is the so-called right to be forgotten, which refers to an Internet user's right to demand that his or her accumulated data on a particular site be deleted forever.

PAGE A12 NATIONAL HOUSE MAY LIMIT DETENTION FOR TERROR ARRESTS IN U.S. Lawmakers are considering amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act that would scale back a highly contested provision about indefinite detention, by saying it does not apply to domestic arrests.

The state attorney general's office refused to certify new abortion clinic regulations on Monday, saying the Virginia Board of Health unlawfully stripped a contested provision requiring clinics to meet the same strict architectural standards as new hospital construction.

One of them, sponsored by Representative Adam Smith of Washington, a Democrat, and Representative Justin Amash of Michigan, a Republican, would scale back a highly contested provision about indefinite detention created in last year's version of the law, by saying it does not apply to domestic arrests.

The Financial Services and Treasury Bureau said it would proceed this year with a long-planned rewrite of the city's Companies Ordinance, but the rewrite would not include the contested provision to limit public access.

One contested provision would require Smith & Wesson dealers not to sell firearms at gun shows "unless all sales by any seller" are subjected to a full federal background check of the purchaser.