Sentence examples for protect provisions from inspiring English sources

As co-chair of a joint Assembly-Senate committee that determined its precise content, Jensen was ideally situated to protect provisions he cared about.

The debenture holders' failure to negotiate a protecting provision in the case of a leveraged buyout meant that their interests were not required to be taken into account.

The Welsh government has protected provision aimed at 16-19 year olds, so post-19 further education will bear the brunt of the cuts.

But Congress should also protect the provision of legitimate humanitarian aid — food, water, medical aid and shelter — in response to wars or natural disasters.

We take our guidance from the Food Standards Agency and government bodies and rely on them to protect food provision, " she said.

To protect the provisioning and supporting services provided by microbes it may be sufficient to protect them at the functional group level.

This year has seen an uptick in bills specifically concerning insurance coverage — specifically, attempts to protect the provision under Obamacare that made all types of birth control free, said Elizabeth Nash at the Guttmacher Institute.

If nurse substitution was to be adopted as policy it would be vital to model the impact on nursing and nurse training to ensure adequate steps are taken to protect service provision overall.

And minority shareholders are protected by provisions insisting that they must be treated equally in terms of price and information.

Today, most employees at companies of more than 20 people are protected by provisions of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, known as Cobra.

Long-term remedies suggested involve reforming national and international laws and instruments to advance openness including protecting existing provisions for education and research.