Sentence examples for original provisions from inspiring English sources

But the essentially voluntary inspections required under its original provisions are clearly inadequate.

Some environmental groups said that the proposals were too lenient and that they subverted the original provisions of the Clean Air Act of 1990.

But a string of federal and state court rulings since 1995 have sharply curbed its original provisions and left it with one of the nation's most limited forms of public notification.

Some of its original provisions, including the fugitive slave clause, are so odious that is difficult to believe that any religious person could have agreed to them.

Now Indigenous communities have only secured a portion of their original provisions, which represents a significant loss in cultural and productive terms.

Under the original provisions of the Constitution, senators were elected by state legislatures; this was intended to prevent the federal government from indirectly absconding with the powers and funds of the states.

The original provision was to last five years and covered much of the South.

Damian Chalmers, professor of EU law at the London School of Economics, describes the original provision as an afterthought tacked on to please the Italian government.

The original provision passed by Congress in the antiterrorism law emphasized American service members, but the administration has interpreted it to include all citizens of the United States.

The original provision, due to expire at the end of the year, applied only to small businesses and to losses in 2008.

Rick Cohen, executive director of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, which had supported the original proposal, said, "If the goal of the original provision was to increase the amount of money flowing to nonprofits, it now won't do that".