Sentence examples for provision enabling from inspiring English sources
But the court ruled in favor of a key provision enabling the state to require the police to check the immigration status of people they detain.
Bush, for example, wants a provision enabling states to opt out of a federal law and choose not to raise the rate.
Here was a clear constitutional provision enabling criminal immunity in 50 square miles of America's oldest national park.
Democrats must also ensure that whatever bill passes includes a provision enabling states to set up their own single-payer systems.
The provision enabling this kind of action is called "investor-state dispute settlement," (ISDS) and its purpose is to discourage countries from passing laws and regulations that privilege domestic firms or expropriating property outright.
This past March 1000 Mozambicans protested in front of Parliament to demand that the draft criminal code provision enabling rapists to escape prosecution by marrying their victims would be removed.
I find it unimaginable that the people who posted the podcast wanted that provision enabled.
The provision enables creditors to request the court to appoint a trustee to pursue avoiding powers if the debtor refuses to exercise those powers.
The provision enabled one of the nation's largest broadcasting companies, Sinclair, to use a marketing agreement with Glencairn, a far smaller broadcaster, to get around a restriction barring single ownership of two television stations in the same city.
Quickly nicknamed the "crack house closure order" this provision enables the police to shutter premises used for the supply, use or production of class A drugs for a period of up to six months.
One of the concerns that has aroused much scholarly attention in transport geography lately is the extent to which public transport provision enables the less privileged population segments, especially those without privately owned motorized vehicles, to participate in activities that are deemed normal within the society they live in.
