Sentence examples for explicit provision that from inspiring English sources

"The state has a traffic code which sets all the regulations, and there is an explicit provision that says as a matter of state law no lower level of government may duplicate the provisions," he said.

The Medicare provider manual has always had an explicit provision that hospitals could determine that someone was medically indigent and discount their bill".

For example Article 11 of the FCTC makes the explicit provision that warning labels on cigarette packages must be "50% or more of the principal display areas" with 30% as an absolute minimum [[ 73], p. 10].

Microsoft has rebuffed this claim, saying the licensing agreement contains "explicit provisions" that allow it to buy other companies and still get cash from Samsung.

The FDA drug regime differs from the Medical Device Act, which contained an explicit preemption provision that blocked the state tort action in Riegel v. Medtronic.

Before the New Deal, the Supreme Court routinely enforced interstate commerce, Tenth Amendment, and other explicit constitutional provisions that set clear limits on federal power.

We gained insight into explicit and covert barriers and opportunities in relation to digital information provision that are likely to occur in other public institutions too.

To avoid having entire laws invalidated over one provision that may be found unconstitutional by the court, legislation typically includes an explicit severability clause.

When Israel signed on to the so-called road map for a two-state solution in 2003, with a provision that says its government "freezes all settlement activity (including natural growth of settlements)," the officials said, it did so after a detailed discussion with Bush administration officials that laid out those explicit exceptions.

The cynicism and shortsightedness of all this was made explicit when, in the e-mail, Sampson speculated whether Griffin's case was the best one with which to "test drive" a provision that had been quietly inserted into the renewed Patriot Act, making it possible to bypass the Senate confirmation process.

In response to Mr Bhutto, Mr Callaghan said: "I need not remind you of the various hands through which the stone has passed over the past two centuries, nor that explicit provision for its transfer to the British Crown was made in the peace treaty with the Maharajah of Lahore which concluded the war of 1849.