Sentence examples similar to given certain provisions from inspiring English sources

The fact that a minister gives certain reasons for including a provision does not necessarily indicate that Parliament agrees; only that Parliament also feels, for whatever reason, that the provision should be included.

The Times Company also wants to end a provision in The Globe's contracts that gives certain employees lifetime job guarantees.

Under a more conservative Islamist government, certain provisions could give new power to Muslim religious authorities to exert over law and society.

Lawyers acting for a number of those arrested said they were looking into whether the mass arrests were illegal; a 2008 House of Lords ruling gave Critical Mass exemption from certain provisions of the act.

But, ultimately, given the current situation for ships traveling through pirate-prone areas, certain provisions have to be made.

Starting Friday, certain provisions under GDPR give people a new "right to explanation," as legal experts call it, to avoid a Kafkaesque future where people can't question the decisions made by artificial intelligence that affect everyday life.

As with those who cite the Bible in their defense, both sides claim that certain provisions of the laws give them the right to go forward with the plan, or to stop it.

Environmental and public health groups have had concerns about certain provisions of both the House and Senate bills.

The brief goes on to explain that in certain provisions of the CAA, Congress was intentionally vague to give EPA a "key role" in shaping and developing standards for sources and pollutants. .

Their luggage did make it to Frankfurt — leaving them without certain provisions.

Certain provisions of the Act open the door for Enron's further product innovation and growth.