Sentence examples similar to having read the provisions from inspiring English sources

The lower court, it said, had read the bailout provision incorrectly.

"It asked: Do you want the provisions of the Scotland Act 1978 to be put into effect?" This assumed the voter cared enough to have read the document before voting.

Furthermore, of the 7 % who had seen a service charter, less than 1 % had read the charter, and those who had read it noted that the health service providers did not uphold the charter provisions.

Many have read the books.

You've read the stories.

He had read the stories.

Senator Francis G. Escudero acknowledged on Tuesday on his Web site that he had not read the provision of the law dealing with online libel, but said he had introduced a bill to decriminalize libel.

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is about to sign into law the nation's most restrictive voter suppression measure, though, he admits he has not read the provision prohibiting 16- and 17-year-olds from pre-registering to vote.

Republicans said Democrats were trying to jam the health bill through the Senate before anyone had read its new provisions.

I've read them all, looking for a provision that would help me.

Pat Mulroy, the general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, said that she had not read the study but that the agreement the states and federal government reached last year included provisions to reconvene if the water losses went beyond what they originally envisioned.