Sentence examples for miscellaneous provision from inspiring English sources
"miscellaneous provision" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English
It is often used to refer to an additional part of a contract or other legal agreement. For example, "The miscellaneous provision in the contracts states that the parties are not responsible for any damages or losses incurred as a result of this agreement."
Not the exact wording of the Administration (Miscellaneous Provision) Order 2014, but the big decisions about health, education or drugs policy.
And I suspect with a lot of these miscellaneous provisions that Justice Breyer was talking about, that was the price of the vote.
With little debate, lawmakers agreed, and the Homestake legislation became one of the "miscellaneous provisions" in the appropriations bill for the Defense Department.
Only demands by some Republicans who wanted to consider amendments on payment limits, water rights and a few other miscellaneous provisions prevented a stampede to passage before Christmas.
Yonkers adopted the barbed wire provision 90 years ago in the "Miscellaneous Provisions" section of its city code, along with other regulations forbidding ox carts on the sidewalk and the unauthorized erection of "telegraph or electric-light poles".
The council has also sought legal advice about whether it has sufficient powers under the 1982 Local Government Miscellaneous Provisions Act, or whether it will have to proceed by way of a private parliamentary bill.
Then there are the "miscellaneous provisions" Congress tucked into Dodd-Frank last summer — a catchall for some lawmakers' pet concerns, among them mining safety and spending by the International Monetary Fund.
Miscellaneous Provisions.
The Alliance MP Naomi Long has asked Secretary of State Theresa Villiers to intervene by using the Northern Ireland Miscellaneous Provisions Bill currently making its way through Westminster to instead implement a weighted majority voting system, which would not allow any single party to "over-ride the wishes of the assembly as a whole".
The final part of the ISA, Part IV, contains various miscellaneous provisions.
For land, the transfer must be drafted in line with the Law of Property Act 1925 and the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989.
