Sentence examples for provision produced from inspiring English sources

This last provision produced so many difficulties that it was cited in an American textbook on copyright law.

The inquiry provision produced a national inquest on Indian affairs every 20 years, marking successive stages in the diminution of the company's political power.

The increased rates and the windfall provision produce almost one-third of the overall savings in the budget bill.

Allowing the market to control housing provision produces a culture of speculative investment that is inherently volatile and primed to blow up in our faces.

Initiate a good advice service for general public pensions: this would enable people to eliminate management costs and self-manage their own provision, producing a pension pot on average 75% higher than current returns.

Rather than ending the dual-class structure shortly upon the occurrence of a triggering event resulting in Silbermann passing away or becoming incapacitated, the sunset provision produces a "transition" period of between 3 to 18 months during which the high-voting shares will be voted by a previously-designated trustee.

Good quality ECEC provision produces good outcomes, and conversely poor provision leads to worrying outcomes.

The question is whether it's the statute that they wrote...is it not the case that if the only reasonable interpretation of a particular provision produces disastrous consequences in the rest of the statute, it nonetheless means what it says.

Standard provisions produced more accurate stiffness estimates for frame members than for walls.

All standard provisions produced substantially larger stiffness estimates than experimental values for shear walls.

Low earning individuals in South and Middle America, outwith the SAAWC culture, who had access to corpses and appropriate medical or taxidermy provisions, produced these for trade purposes.