Sentence examples for provision is enacted from inspiring English sources

Again, these are very strong words, but I cannot imagine any different scenario if this provision is enacted.

The self-care provision was enacted, in part, to protect pregnant women from discrimination if they had medical reasons for taking time off.

If the provision was enacted, it would mean that all of the lawsuits brought in federal court by about 430 detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, would be wiped from the books.

The charter provision was enacted in 1873 and enables public officials or groups of citizens to petition the court for public inquiries into "any alleged violation or neglect of duty in relation to the property, government or affairs of the city".

A similar but somewhat more modest smoothing provision was enacted in the 2012 highway bill.

The asset-recovery provision of Medicaid, nicknamed the "clawback" provision, was enacted in 1993 by Congress in response to rising Medicaid administrative costs.

After the young adult provision was enacted, the rate of babies born to women aged 20 to 25 fell by 10percentt, as compared to a control group of slightly older women.

Almost all the 2011 provisions were enacted in states with Republican-controlled legislatures.

American officials had considered a possible case against him in the United States even though most anti-terrorism laws with extraterritorial provisions were enacted after the hijacking.

Since 1988, when new federal pollution reporting provisions were enacted, Texas has significantly reduced its emissions of industrial emissions into the air.

"The technology that made the twins' conception and birth possible, it is safe to say, was not contemplated by Congress" in 1939 and 1965, when those provisions were enacted, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the court.