Sentence examples for parallel provision from inspiring English sources

The parallel provision in § 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act, 61 Stat.

Another strand of the literature discusses whether the parallel provision of services by the two sectors can be considered an important cause of inefficiencies and waste of resources (cf. for example [11 14]).

The fifth recommendation is, with the aid of all stakeholders including the children, to move IQS curricular provision beyond the parallel provision of Quran and basic education.

The significance of the Constitution's use of the term "sole" lies not in the infrequency with which the term appears, but in the fact that it appears exactly twice, in parallel provisions concerning impeachment.

Seeking to control where individual cases were decided, the government inserted parallel provisions into the new law on office of the public prosecutor and the new law on the judiciary, provisions that allowed both the chief public prosecutor and the president of the NJO to choose the courts that would hear particular cases.

By treating § 24(14) as conferring federal jurisdiction of suits brought under the Act of 1871 in which the right asserted is inherently incapable of pecuniary valuation, we harmonize the two parallel provisions of the Judicial Code, construe neither as superfluous, and give to each a scope in conformity with its history and manifest purpose.

Break down enumerations into parallel provisions.

LGBT people with an international viewpoint will note the parallels this provision has to that of a noxious anti-gay bill currently pending in Uganda.

In parallel, the wide provision of entrepreneurship education, emerging from relevant educational policies, fares a more 'mature' phase after the initial 'fostering entrepreneurial mindsets' period (e.g. Katz 2003; Kuratko 2005; Oslo Agenda 2006).

From 2006 they started to become available to junior clinicians in the university and KNH with availability increasing in parallel with increased provision of 'Emergency Triage Assessment and Treatment Plus admission care' (ETAT+) training so that by 2008 most junior and senior clinicians had copies of the CPGs.

The Rostenkowski bill, many analysts believe, will probably end up containing a number of provisions parallel to the Senate bill.