Sentence examples for in its provisions from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is this clearer than in its provisions concerning education, particularly Head Start.

Other rights that the left regards as basic have no place in its provisions.

Republican congressmen tried to get a "Worker Right to Know Act", virtually identical in its provisions to the California proposition, through Congress in 1996.

The Labour government, whatever its failings, laid the foundations of modern Britain in its provisions for health, welfare, education and in its progressive decolonisation.

Countrywide Financial, the nation's largest mortgage lender and servicer, said it lost $893 million during the first quarter because of a sharp increase in its provisions for unpaid home mortgage loans.

Political correctness rules.Let us posit for the sake of argument that Mr Scalia's cynicism is on target: American senators voted unanimously to extend the law in 2006 not because they found merit in its provisions but because they feared that a "no" vote would earn them condemnation as racists.

Updated at 9.00pm GMT 8.54pm GMT The Catholic Group on the General Synod, which backed a no vote, has issued this statement: We regret the Synod was put in the position whereby draft legislation failed at final approval because it was unclear and unfair in its provision for those who, in conscience, are unable to accept the ministry of women as bishops or priests.

Given that the earth is limited in its provision of resources to sustain our existence, it becomes our duty to make prudent use of these resources rather than being the cause for its decline.

The UK is decades behind many other countries in its provision of retirement housing of all kinds.

"I believe that it may be the case that we can augment the quality of state education by extending the range of people involved in its provision".

The stability of administered prices is counted by some observers as an advantage in its provision of a basis for planning.