"law provisions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the individual parts of a law or the regulations established by a particular law. For example, "The law provision prohibiting animal cruelty will be strictly enforced."
This paper investigates two tax law provisions that act as governance instruments designed to regulate the behavior of private foundations.
He has promised to excise from the federation's property law provisions that block refugees from reclaiming their homes.
The authorities, too, appeared to avoid aggressively enforcing martial law provisions, including a 7 p.m. curfew, that would have led to clashes with the protesters.
In 1978 and 1986 these two helped pass tax law provisions nicknamed "the Gallo wine amendment" that saved the brothers millions in estate taxes.
Well, but it seemed, apparently, to just include selection of electors in the general election law provisions; it assumed that they'd all be lumped in together somehow.
A second part of the Levin-Bereuter proposal enacts into law provisions that would help the United States fight sudden surges of imports from China.
Counties that recognize general-law provisions conform to state law with respect to the number and duties of elected officials.
The hospital also cited landmark-law provisions that allow institutions to claim hardship as an excuse to demolish old buildings.
So, for now, the debate is focusing on the fate of two rent-law provisions that are colloquially called "vacancy decontrol" and "luxury decontrol".
I would expect that a number of companies will spend this winter "clarifying" hese by-law provisions in a way that makes it harder to nominate opposing candidates.
There continued to be proxy access and proxy access "fix-it" proposals (i.e., proposals seeking revisions of existing proxy access by-law provisions) during the 2018 proxy season.
