Sentence examples for in certain provisions from inspiring English sources

"If for some reason it survives the Supreme Court or if it's only struck down in certain provisions and not very broadly, we'll have to deal with Obamacare in the other branches of the government".

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. .

These are: generosity in certain provisions, but weak in others; a marked public private mix in benefits and services; and some corruption in the selective distribution of cash subsidies 33, 30.

This is especially true if certain provisions are considered in the wellbore completion such as protection casing as will be discussed later in this paper.

Economists sigh that she ordered the Environmental Protection Agency not to weigh costs against benefits in enforcing certain provisions of the Clean Water Act.Yet for all the heat Ms Sotomayor's nomination is generating, she will almost certainly be confirmed by the Senate.

In particular, certain provisions concerning social rights are not clearly defined here and can be difficult to interpret.

In 2011, Obama reauthorized certain provisions in the Patriot Act that allowed for bulk data collection.

He would sign the legislations and then, in signing statements, take exception to certain provisions in the legislation, which in effect, meant that the administration was not going to put into effect.

"Certainly we're pleased with the judge's decision in finding that certain provisions of the law are unconstitutional, including what we think was one of the biggest issues of the case, that being the use of color and imagery in our advertising," Mr. Howard said.

But Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed it in 2013, saying certain provisions could "do more harm than good," particularly a limit on the number of depositions each side could take and restricting a school district's ability to amend charges with new evidence.

But if by some chance through the trick-or-treat of a fickle November day, Mitt Romney and the sons of the super PACs carry the election and are given the opportunity to gut the Affordable Care Act, I call upon them now to leave certain provisions in place -- in particular those that protect Americans from the lowest of the bottom feeders in the current system: medical debt collectors.