Sentence examples for peculiar provision from inspiring English sources
This is a most peculiar provision.
"We caught what struck me as a peculiar provision of the loan agreement, and we changed it," he said.
What is clear from these exchanges is that the task Justice Scalia sets for the court is far more challenging than he seems to believe.The truth is that the constitution is a peculiar amalgam of specific provisions and broad terms ("due process", "equal protection of the laws", "unreasonable search and seizure", "cruel and unusual punishments") which demand judicial interpretation.
Groundbreaking as it was, the act contained some provisions that look peculiar in light of later developments.
That seems a peculiar feature, but perhaps some light is cast upon the provision by a 1906 article in Scientific American.
Hence, it is possible to suppose that the peculiar shortage of Glu in (a) roots was associated with a scarce provision of 2OG by the TCA cycle to the GS/GOGAT system.
What is peculiar is that we all pretend to know what it is auditors do to secure improvement in public service provision.
It is not uncommon to see a Senator with an axe to grind, sharpen it by attaching those provisions to a piece of legislation that, to anyone but the Senator, would seem to be a peculiar place for it.
