Sentence examples for preserve provision from inspiring English sources

The ASADA saga may finally be reaching its climax, not a moment too soon, but not before significant interruptions to their season preparations with the Bombers withdrawing its entire 2012 list from practice matches to preserve provision suspensions.

It appears to preserve provisions grounding the Constitution in specifically Sunni Islamic law — said to be the priority of the ultraconservative Islamists who backed the military takeover, although they disputed whether those provisions were adequate.

Al Nour, the ultraconservative Islamist party, said the text broke promises it had received before the takeover, including guarantees about preserving provisions touching Egypt's "identity".

But the new rules preserve a provision of the initial law that allowed investors to claim the tax break if they lived in the building and owned up to three units, as someone who owned a three-family home might.

Because of ACA, health insurance companies are no longer permitted to deny coverage based on pre-existing conditions (i.e. disabilities), and while Trump has said publicly that he wants to preserve this provision, his stated health-care plan has raised alarm on this front.

The measure seeks to preserve some provisions that grant employees, and their representatives, unusual influence at Volkswagen, Germany's largest carmaker.

"Trying to preserve those provisions was a sticking point in the negotiations all along," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, who led the push for them.

The general recommended that the negotiators preserve a "critical provision" in the House bill that maintains the Pentagon's control over the flow of its intelligence funds.

Government support is necessary to preserve small farms' provision of multiple benefits.

There seemed to be a real concern among the interviewees that they are not able to preserve local service provision due to the current competition law dictating that public procurement procedures be applied to purchases exceeding 100 000 Euros.

He cited a proposal by Mr. Specter that might help preserve the arbitration provisions.