Sentence examples for general provision of from inspiring English sources

He demanded general provision of anti-retroviral drugs by the government, pushing aside worries about cost, toxicity and capitalist imperialism.

The legal liability approach is still used in many developing countries for the general provision of medical care.

Increasing integration into the Yugoslav state, including general provision of public education, brought an end to clan autonomy, but clans themselves remain an important element in Montenegrin social life.

It would be incorrect as a matter of statutory interpretation to override Section 102.112 with the earlier, more general provision of Section 102.111, which is directly concerned not with the deadline for filing returns but rather with establishing the general makeup and duties of the Elections Canvassing Commission.

In the common-law systems this is expressly created by statute (the so-called fatal accidents or wrongful death statutes); in German law the action is authorized by the Civil Code, while in French law and its derivatives it is based on the general provision of article 1382.

The general provision of the Maryland statute is that it shall not be lawful to carry out of the state, in hogsheads, any tobacco raised in the state, except in hogsheads which shall have been inspected, passed, and marked agreeably to the provisions of the act.

'And since railway mail service is compulsory, the Court of Claims would, under the general provisions of the Tucker Act, 24 Stat.

And since railway mail service is compulsory, the Court of Claims would, under the general provisions of the Tucker Act, 24 Stat.

In those courts her rights were measured, not by laws made to affect her individually, but by general provisions of law applicable to all those in like condidtion.

During his lifetime, Muhammad, as the supreme judge of the community, resolved legal problems as they arose by interpreting and expanding the general provisions of the Qurʾān, thereby establishing a legal tradition that was to continue after his death.

One of these was the Clayton Antitrust Act, which elaborated on the general provisions of the Sherman Act and specified many illegal practices that either contributed to or resulted from monopolization.