Sentence examples for mild provision from inspiring English sources

The governor's office said that this mild provision is tantamount to waving a red flag to immigration authorities, and students who blindly obey would be deported.

But the occupiers remained silent on the question of which version of §175 would stand the harsher law passed in 1935, or the milder provision it had replaced.

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Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman John D. Rockefeller IV (D-W.Va)., a mild-mannered supporter of Bush's immunity provision, responded to Republican scare tactics by accusing the administration of "political terrorism".

They expressed that young people with mild to moderate ADHD should always have care provision and that choices should be available.

The lack of a sanctioned pathway results in disorganised and patchy provision of VR for stroke survivors; mild stroke patients can fall through the net and receive little or no support.

Outdoor adaptation of housing was defined as the provision of improved accessibility for people with mild or severe disabilities, or those in wheelchairs.

The comparison shows that the provisions of those specifications, originally developed for mild steel CHS members, result in reasonable, yet conservative, predictions for the structural resistance of high-strength steel seamless CHS members.

(And those of you who know London will realise that England's capital is heaving with minute, dun-coloured cells and establishments generous and imaginative only in their provision of misery with an added option of mild disease).

The court's recent cases, including the case invalidating the civil remedy provision of the Violence Against Women Act, are actually a mild reminder to Congress that it is supposed to be a national body serving national interests.

Under the routine primary health care provision and surveillance, these two cases of Q fever with mild symptoms might not be diagnosed or reported.