Sentence examples for draft provision from inspiring English sources

Brandis flagged the fifth tranche of the laws in June, and sent out a draft provision to the states and territories in September.

Regulators also removed a draft provision that would have placed a wide swath of programs under "restricted" status even if they passed one or more of the gainful-employment tests.

Fourth, while the provision was initially proposed by GSA and NARS, the real need for the provision was found in other types of institutions the "library, historical society, archives, manuscript repository or other educational or research institution" suggested in GSA's draft provision.

(And in March, it used that assessment as a basis for criticizing Facebook and Twitter especially for not doing enough to promptly remove illegal hate speech — and also introduced a draft provision to legislate for fines of up to €50M).

When Louisiana's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education adopted a policy about what types of supplementary classroom materials will, and will not, be allowable under the new law, a draft provision that "materials that teach creationism or intelligent design... shall be prohibited from use in science class" was deleted (Rosenau 2009).

Last month, rights groups helped defeat a draft provision in a U.S. Senate appropriations bill that would have obligated Internet companies and other electronic communication services to report undefined "terrorist activity," a term that, by not being defined, risks overbroad compliance.

But General Biazon questioned draft provisions that an American commander could take "unilateral action" when Philippine forces were "not able" or "unwilling" to "adequately remove the threat".

We should similarly have a robust debate over draft provisions to cap per-capita Medicaid spending growth, a previous proposal of the Clinton administration.

Unless these draft provisions are radically revised, crucial personal freedoms that survived Saddam Hussein's tyranny are about to be lost under a democratic government sponsored and protected by the United States.

"In August the NSW premier, Mr Baird, wrote to the former prime minister, Mr Abbott, proposing further changes and draft provisions were circulated to states and territories in early September," he said.

Especially in light of the Secretary's substantial role in the eventual implementation of the Act, 7 we cannot conclude that his interpretation of its draft provisions was not accorded significant weight by the Committee.