Sentence examples for interesting provision from inspiring English sources

The patent also includes a very interesting provision for having the device transmitting path or route information carried by an animal or a robot, rather than by a person.

When EMC and Dell announced their $67 billion deal in October, there was an interesting provision in the agreement — language that allowed EMC to continue shopping for a better deal.

It also has an interesting provision that should Bear shareholders vote down the agreement, they have to re-vote on it at each subsequent meeting for the next 12 months; that would give a group of dissident shareholders enough time to organize another bidding block.

Now, Congress is attacking some of these schemes, courtesy of interesting provisions aimed at curbing tax avoidance that legislators wrote into the new jobs bill, known as the Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act.

"But they really want the carried interest provision, which I believe Hillary Clinton is leaving and it's very interesting why she is leaving carried interest".

In sex abuse cases, there is an interesting tolling provision in some states called delayed discovery.

This is interesting, since the provision of health care in Germany should not be dependent on the lifestyle.

The PAHO's website has an interesting section on healthcare provision in Haiti before and after the quake.

The two interesting services are the provision of Google Checkout for free to non-profits who want to take donations on their site, and Google Grants, free advertising for non-profits via Google's Adwords network.

Also, the use of health providers in the Baltimore study added an interesting perspective with the provision of comments that were, at times, in direct contrast to those stated by patients with respect to the effects of TB on health related quality of life.

The indemnification provision has an interesting limitation that does not require the company to pay legal fees for any actions related to a person's "capacity as a stockholder, including, but not limited to, in connection with such person being deemed an unsuitable person".