Sentence examples for provision of chapter from inspiring English sources

A special provision of Chapter 11 gives aircraft lessors a privileged position over other creditors: they can re-possess aircraft if an airline cannot pay its outstanding lease charges within 60 days.With air travel and airline profits recovering outside America, GE may be able to ease its troubles by placing some of its now unwanted Boeing 737s and Airbus A320s elsewhere, particularly Asia.

The generous provisions of Chapter 11 only reinforced a longstanding legal prejudice.

Under the provisions of Chapter 11 of federal bankruptcy law, the company will be allowed to restructure its credit and reorganize.

During the Cold War the provisions of chapter 7 of the UN Charter were invoked only twice with the support of all five permanent Security Council members—against Southern Rhodesia in 1966 and against South Africa in 1977.

According to the provisions of chapter 56 of the constitution, which stipulates that when the president of the republic is unable to carry out his functions temporarily, he is to delegate his powers to the prime minister: As the president of the republic is unable to exercise his functions for the time being, I assume, starting from now, the powers of the president of the republic.

Goals refer to more specified objectives than the ones explained in the general provisions of Chapter I.

As stated in the general provisions of Chapter I of the New Guidelines, teachers are required to promote cooperation among themselves to support the parents and guardians whose children are under the care of day nurseries.

Congress is already on track to eliminate the provision — Section 1322 of Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy law — that prohibits courts from adjusting terms of first mortgages.

The designers have to apply provisions of this chapter during the design stage of a system in order to avoid or minimize corrosion hazards technically, economically, and safely during the designed life of such systems.

America should expand forthcoming reforms of its bankruptcy code, stopping abuses of Chapter 11 provisions that allow malingerers to stay in protection and thereby harm competitors, and perhaps forcing more failing companies into liquidation.

And Section 5 of Chapter 1, the provision arguably at issue in this case, is titled "determination of controversy as to appointment of electors".