Sentence examples for provision exists from inspiring English sources

A similar provision exists in the Rome Statute, allowing France and other members to declare that the treaty had not been tampered with.

In the United States, the Drug Enforcement Administration monitors the movement of controlled substances in and out of labs, but no provision exists for the organisms that are capable of making those substances.

Royal Dutch Petroleum argues that the Supreme Court must look to the law of nations on the question of corporate liability and that no such provision exists in international law.

As the technical committee provision exists largely to assist plaintiffs in enforcing the provisions of the final judgment in this case, if plaintiffs do not want to rely upon a technical committee, the court will not require them to do so.

No comparable provision exists in U.S. policy.

This kind of provision exists in many bilateral trade and investment agreements.

Although Medicare covers most dialysis therapy for US citizens with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), no national standards for dialysis provision exist for undocumented (ie, immigrant) patients with ESRD.

Until the 25th Amendment to the Constitution was adopted in 1967, no provision existed for replacing a vice president when the position became vacant, as it had 16 times to that point.

Additional research is warranted to determine if inequities in care provision exist.

There has been considerable progress in reforming oesophago-gastric cancer services but the process of reorganisation is still incomplete and regional differences in service provision exist that may lead to variation in patient outcomes.

Recent data indicate that wide variations in midwifery provision exist, from one midwife per 1.5 villages in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalem to one per 35 villages in the province of Maluku [ 1].