Sentence examples for implementing provisions from inspiring English sources

The ruling means that the Obama administration can go on implementing provisions of the law which will not be fully in force until after 2018.

The project goal is to promote sustainable development of Seneghe, a local community of inner Sardinia, by effectively implementing provisions of the international agreements to combat climate change through forest planning programs.

The six-member commission, which has three Republicans and three Democrats, voted last week on rules implementing provisions of the McCain-Feingold bill designed to eliminate the influence in national elections of unlimited soft money donations from labor unions, corporations and wealthy individuals.

1909, which provided that the Office of Management and Budget shall develop guidelines and regulations for use of agencies in implementing provisions of this section and provide continuing assistance to and oversight of the implementation of the provisions of such section by agencies, was repealed by Pub.

In addition, the USA is also implementing provisions in RTAs that automatically extend patent terms if an extension is granted in a third country (El Said 2010).

Many hospitals in the region have already been implementing provisions of the healthcare law in preparation for the individual mandate to take effect, which is expected to bring millions of previously uninsured residents into the fold.

On July 21, only four days after he signed the Second Confiscation Act and the Militia Act, Lincoln informed his cabinet he had resolved to implement provisions of the acts.

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3. The Rehberg Amendment #575: Prohibited funding for any employee, officer, contractor or grantee of any agencies funded under appropriations for the departments of Health and Human Services and Labor to implement provisions of the law.

The strategy of big tobacco firms appears to be lobbying national governments, which may prove vulnerable to the companies' influence, and counting on the fact that any global agreement is only as good as the number of countries that sign on, ratify and implement provisions -- which, at best, is years away.

In the meantime, the FAA has announced that it has been working to implement provisions of Section 333 of FMRA — or "Special Rules for Certain Unmanned Aircraft Systems" — which would allow operators to apply for exemptions for commercial operations in low-risk, controlled environments.