Sentence examples for measures provided for from inspiring English sources
But in Subsection 4 this provision stipulates that "the measures provided for in this Article shall not be regarded as penalties".
He, like Professor Conger, argues that because narcissism is a latent human condition that periodically flourishes, the only business antidote is oversight and accountability -- perhaps the sort of measures provided for in the corporate-conduct legislation Congress passed last week.
However, the measures provided for these aims do not draw a clear line between the two concerns.
Thus, the screening rates in the ESPS samples seem to overestimate INVS's rates (even though they are not comparable for breast cancer screening because the "inclusion" period is not the same), but they are consistent with other self-reported measures provided for instance by the French National Institute for Prevention and Health Education INPESS) [ 13].
There are preventative measures provided for out-of-wedlock pregnancy, and the program encourages two-parent families.
(8) The measures provided for by this Directive are consistent with the Communication from the Commission on the Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe(6) and should contribute to actions against littering undertaken in accordance with Directive 2008/56/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (7).
The three pending legislative measures provide for a tax cut, administrative changes and revision of the election law to reduce the length of election campaigns from three weeks to 15 days.
To this end Member States may inter alia adopt legislative measures providing for the retention of data for a limited period justified on the grounds laid down in this paragraph.
The measure provided for four extra days of racing to be added to the schedule.
In addition to the new Central Library, the measure provided for the construction of five branch libraries and the overhauling of an additional 22.
Special parliamentary language in the House measure provided for rapid action Monday in the Senate that would once again most likely leave House Republican leaders with the option of approving a spending bill without policy prescriptions.
