Sentence examples for provision applied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hadley repeated on Sunday the administration's position that the White House wanted to clarify how the provision applied to Qaeda prisoners and others termed "unlawful combatants".

The court found that the fictitious-payee defense was not available to the supermarket under U.C.C. § 3-405 because the provision applied only to banks.

The "no pay" provision applied to actions brought in courts outside those selected by the company in its forum selection bylaw.

According to Iolab, the "advertising injury" provision applied because its losses from the underlying patent suit were caused by the advertising campaign that removed the protections of §273 e)(1).

Writing for the Court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the provision applied only to a "deliberate or intentional injury, not merely a deliberate or intentional act that leads to injury". She said that Congress intended debts due to negligent or reckless actions, like the substandard medical treatment at issue in this case, to be discharged in bankruptcy like ordinary debts.

It seems clear, however, from the report of the Cabinet Committee that had recommended its adoption that nothing more was intended in its enactment than to incorporate the 1865 provision into the 1940 codification, at the same time making it clear that nationality, and not the ambiguous "rights of citizenship," [n2] was to be lost, and that the provision applied to all nationals.

This same provision applies to treaties.

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A similar provision applies for food.

But it is not clear whether the provision applies to nonprofit groups.

A similar provision applies to new employees' children with pre-existing conditions.