Sentence examples for principal provisions from inspiring English sources

"The principal provisions with respect to piracy were incorporated in section 8".

Its principal provisions were to restrict slaves' daily working hours to nine and to prohibit flogging for female slaves.

As for Prop 187 itself, it fared poorly, with the courts finding its principal provisions to be simply too draconian.

Five sections in the Crimes Act "were devoted to the subject," but "[t]he principal provisions with respect to piracy were incorporated in section 8".

The Act is nearly "a mirror image of Enron: the company's perceived corporate governance failings are matched virtually point for point in the principal provisions of the Act".

The law's principal provision bars individuals, corporations and labor unions from donating soft money to national political parties.

We will not parse that analysis here, except to note that the principal provision of the election code on which it relied, Section 101.5614 5), was, as the chief justice pointed out in his dissent from Harris II, entirely irrelevant.

Instead, leak prosecutions rely on a 1917 espionage statute whose principal provision makes it a crime to disclose, to persons not authorized to receive it, national defense information with knowledge that its dissemination could harm the United States or help a foreign power.

Senator Russell D. Feingold, the Wisconsin Democrat who was a principal sponsor of the law along with Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said he was pleased that the law's main provisions were upheld.

This is a pilot trial seeking to demonstrate in a real world setting, proof of principal that provision of personalised risk information can contribute to behaviour changes aimed at reducing CVD risk.

The principal issues involved provisions in quarterback Jim Druckenmiller's rookie contract, deals signed by linebacker Lee Woodall and tight end Brent Jones, and an agreement with quarterback Steve Young.