Sentence examples for elaborate provisions from inspiring English sources

The most elaborate provisions for the embryo are found among terrestrial arthropods, especially insects.

And scripts may have elaborate provisions under which control may revert to the writer if they are not produced in a specifiedperiod.

A variety of reasons explain why poverty persists in industrialized countries despite their elaborate provisions for social security; the precise reasons and their relative importance differ from one country to another.

He moves on to deplore Slovakia's language law (the subject of much international criticism, and subsequently softened) and the lack of self-government structures for ethnic minorities there (which contrasts, he maintains, with the elaborate provisions for ethnic minorities in Hungary).It is time to move on to wider foreign policy.

"But these two branches of law have a fundamentally similar goal: to preserve life and the dignity of the human being and to limit suffering .The elaborate provisions of the humanitarian treaties are aimed at reconciling two principles which, in times of armed conflict, frequently clash: humanity and military necessity.

Although the City Charter has lengthy and elaborate provisions for a line of succession should a mayor have "an inability to discharge the powers and duties" of his office, those conditions are not interpreted to include treatable illnesses like prostate cancer.

The statutes on which this suit rests makes elaborate provision both for a criminal punishment and a civil remedy.

In contrast, elaborate provision for public oversight over intelligence agencies in Germany, or means to challenge their actions against individual Swedish citizens allows a more detailed account of how law actually regulates security services.

The Greek constitution has elaborate religious provisions.

Elaborate ritual provisions were made, therefore, to translate the deceased from a mortal to an immortal condition; they included mummifying the body, adorning the tomb with prayers and offerings, and equipping the deceased with spells, amulets, and formulaic affidavits of innocence to win safe passage and ensure success at the divine tribunal.

Intelligence agencies have not picked up information that Al Qaeda is planning an attack at the Games, officials from several countries said in interviews over the past few days, and they expressed confidence that the extraordinarily elaborate security provisions will leave the Olympic sites -- and the 16,000 athletes and officials -- secure.