Sentence examples for provision established by from inspiring English sources

Many are expected to be hired under a provision established by the Bush administration for special employment in Iraq.

We are quite prepared to do without the word "obligation", and we suggest that "Nothing in this agreement shall prejudice the provisions established by the Moscow declaration concerning the return of war criminals to the countries where they had committed their crimes". LORD CHANCELLOR.

Emissions of aircraft engines whose rated output is greater than 26.7 kN and whose date of manufacture is after 1 January 1986, are regulated under the provisions established by ICAO to guarantee that engines, at the reference emissions Landing and Take-Off cycle, do not exceed certain regulatory environmental limits.

Members of the conservative Freedom Caucus believe the bill does not go far enough to repeal the health care provisions established by Obamacare, while more moderate members have raised concerns over whether the bill will actually reduce costs.

This study is a component of the research "Transmission and control of leprosy in the microregion of Almenara−Minas Gerais: relations between the organization of health services and people's knowledge about the disease," which was approved by the Ethics Committee in Research of the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais and met the provisions established by the Declaration of Helsinki.

Moscow has insisted that any republic is entitled to leave the Soviet Union, but only according to very specific provisions recently established by the Soviet Parliament.

The loan loss provisioning system established by the Bank of Spain requires banks to classify loans as non-performing if the borrower exhibits recurrent negative earnings.

The union called for a pool of supply teachers established by London boroughs, which would improve provision and remove the costs incurred by agency fees.

Democrats charge that the provision establishing a Homeland Security research center is the result of intense lobbying by Texas A&M and some of its supporters on Capitol Hill, including Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority whip.

The provisions would be established by the regulators and they would essentially be just registration and minimal reporting".

These meetings do not have their own rules, although they still adhere to the general "provisions" for delegations established by the European Parliament.