Sentence examples for origin provisions from inspiring English sources

And while the EU offers 100% DFQF access under its Everything But Arms (EBA) preference scheme, its rules of origin provisions make it hard for poor countries to take advantage of this opening.

"The country-of-origin provision contained in the farm bill is a targeted retail marketing tool, not a food safety or animal health program," Ms. Veneman wrote, "and it should be treated as such".

And it would provide a path for many illegal immigrants to get legal status by allowing them to apply for temporary "Z visas" and to push for more permanent status by paying fines and having the heads of households return to their countries of origin — the provision Mr. Romney and many other Republicans opposed.

The data collected for each website included ten generally agreed key characteristics to help assess quality and relevance of health information on the internet: Authority of source; Purpose of website; Date of last update; Country of origin; Intended audience; Provision of disclaimer; Funding source; Contact details; References; Links [ 13, 14, 16, 17].

"The record makes clear that the historical origin of the challenged provisions in this statute is not the innocuous back-and-forth of routine partisan struggle that the state suggests and that the district court accepted," Motz wrote.

For the last few years, Republicans have said, 'We won't make sausage unless we control the recipe.' " Big bills often include special-interest provisions whose origin is a mystery.

"The record makes clear that the historical origin of the challenged provisions in this statute is not the innocuous back-and-forth of routine partisan struggle that the State suggests and that the district court accepted," Motz continued.

Since the origin of the web, provision of standards under royalty-free conditions has been central for W3C.

While Washington debates the origins of the provision, families are fuming.

AFSSA [8] concluded the advantages of diversifying the consumed fish and seafood species in terms of proportions and provisioning origins in order to ensure a rational balance between benefits and risks compatible with nutritional and toxicological recommendations.

It should send a strong signal that federal civil rights laws' provisions on "national origin" can be used to protect Native Americans and their cultures.