Sentence examples for noted provision from inspiring English sources

In a little noted provision of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, Congress amended the sovereign immunity laws to allow citizens to sue foreign nations for human rights violations -- although only when that nation was among the small number that had been officially designated as sponsors of terrorism by the State Department.

In its opening pages, Ms. Kaye's report noted the provision "criminalizing disclosure of investigative information".

As the F.D.I.C. noted, this provision is the lowest among the banks since early 2007, at the height of the housing bubble.

In 1932 a writer in Architecture magazine noted that "provision against damage to the glass by objects falling from the upper stories remains a difficult thing to achieve".

However, it should be noted that provision and production refer to two distinct practices (Musgrave 1959; Ostrom et al. 1961).

But as state Senator Josh Stein noted, abortion provision is already heavily regulated.

As the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel noted, the provision is "often credited with helping make Wisconsin's voting rate one of the highest in the country".

Another previous study noted that provision of sexual and reproductive health information and service for young people is weak [ 5].

One physiotherapist noted that provision of PFMT was also less physically demanding than other components of their job, and made for a welcome variation in the workday.

With our experience of the ICC, we noted that provision of information to women was a sensitive and challenging endeavor, particularly in rural areas.

But, as I have already noted, those provisions merely provide rules of decision for Congress to follow when selecting among conflicting slates of electors.