Sentence examples for many provisions as from inspiring English sources

In our paper, we show that all companies offered substantially more protections than was required of them by law, and the majority voluntarily adopted as many provisions as is recommended in modern corporate law.

These days it's not unusual to spend upward of $5,000 to $6,000 on a two-month sleep-away camp; getting ready for camp seems to require as much effort and as many provisions as a frontier bride would take as she set out from the civilized East in a covered wagon to the rugged West.

She would save her earnings from a year's work farming cotton to make the journey to the prison in Zomba, bringing Byson as many provisions as she could carry.

Many have clawback provisions as well.

But like many provisions, such as dividing retirement funds or selling the house, fulfilling the terms of the agreement happens after the divorce is already final.

Still, having that law on the books would obviously undercut an application claiming that New York should be declared one of the most accountable systems in the country — as would many provisions of the union contract, such as tenure and compensation based wholly on seniority.

The resolution contained many provisions, which we welcome as enhancing and strengthening the inspection regime.

Given the institutional pressure and shareholder activism to strengthen shareholder rights, it is surprising that firms maintain as many provisions in the later period.

Naturally, as with many provisions of the American legal system, class actions became targets of abuse.

LCFS programs in other jurisdictions share many features with California's, but have distinct provisions as well.

Many provisions of the criminal law, such as prohibitions on murder and assault, might be designed both to enforce fundamental moral provisions and to prevent harm to others.