Sentence examples for obscure provisions from inspiring English sources

COPYRIGHT law is so often a matter of guesswork and loopholes, small print and obscure provisions.

But broad new powers are also contained in more obscure provisions.

But European officials are increasingly irritated by Trump's aggressive use of obscure provisions in U.S. trade laws against U.S. allies.

But the obscure provisions in the new law show how advocates in Congress considered the process that certified the planes to be too cumbersome.

In 2011, Jay D. Wexler, a law professor at Boston University, published "The Odd Clauses," a book about the Constitution's more obscure provisions.

Inevitably, politicians and their supporters have now also found ways to use obscure provisions of the income tax code to hide huge campaign contributions.

Under an obscure provision, Britain has the right until December 2014 to opt out of the system.

Microsoft was in violation of an obscure provision called Rate Schedule 99.

Another, more obscure, provision of the bill would affect certain loans that are secured by assets.

Part of the federal financing was obtained though an obscure provision in Congress's economic stimulus package.

Google is being driven to disclose basic financial details of its operations next week by an obscure provision of securities law.