Sentence examples for provided that certain from inspiring English sources

The treaty also provided that certain boundary disputes between Canada and the United States be referred to arbitration commissions, and both the U.S. and British governments agreed to use their best efforts to abolish the international slave trade.

In both cases, the Justice Department had already signed off on the mergers, provided that certain conditions were met.

Under the act, small business establishments can play audio music from radio, television, cable or satellite sources without having to pay any licensing fee, provided that certain guidelines are met.

Is it ethical?... Marvin Glass, Beechhurst, N.Y. A. Eliot H. Zuckerman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that unless the governing documents of the letter writer's co-op contain a clear prohibition, it would not be inappropriate or illegal for the board to accept a bid and enter into an agreement with another board member or his company, provided that certain conditions are met.

The boundary and interface conditions lead to conservative schemes and strict and strong stability provided that certain metric conditions are met.

The assignment of overall closed-loop poles in the desired region is guaranteed provided that certain sufficient conditions for the isolated subsystems are satisfied.

The Statute of Frauds protects people from injury by providing that certain types of agreements must be in writing in order to be enforceable contracts.

Provided that users keep certain habits, the clustering algorithm will calculate an output element or profile which represents most of the input samples (daily profiles).

The process of debt collection may be impeded by exemption laws, which provide that certain property of the debtor may not be seized and sold in order to discharge a debt.

That Act -- its roots dating to the Revolutionary War and reaffirmed time and again through the decades that follow provides that certain military service confers an entitlement to preferential treatment when an eligible veteran applies for a civilian position in the United States federal government.

In 1996 John Paul issued a set of rules governing papal elections, one of which provided that under certain circumstances the traditionally required majority of two-thirds plus one could be replaced by a simple majority.