Sentence examples for provision provides that from inspiring English sources

Part IV (pages 4-5): This is what lawyers call a "severability clause" and it's a very important piece of House Bill 2. This provision provides that if any part of the bill falls, the rest will stand.

The Senate's bill goes out of its way to define a "unborn child," according to a passage from the bill sent to HuffPost by a representative of the Senate Finance Committee: "The provision provides that an unborn child may be treated as a designated beneficiary or an individual under section 529 plans.

So in order to recoup some of the taxpayer investment, the agreement includes an "Earn Out" provision providing that ECMC's new college subsidiary, Zenith, will pay the Department "up to $17.25 million... over a seven-year period" based on a still-unspecified "percentage of funds that exceed targets specified by the Department".

He added that a standard bylaw provision provided that no unit owner shall be entitled to a diminution or abatement in the common charges for any inconvenience or discomfort arising from the making of repairs or improvements to the common areas of the building or to any unit.

It also reaffirmed in full Great Britain's capitulary rights (trading and consular privileges) in the Ottoman Empire, while its secret provisions provided that the British assist the Ottomans in the event of a French declaration of war against them.

But Lucas got what he wanted: A key provision of the deal provided that Lucas would receive royalty-free use of all advances Pixar made on the software.

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The House Republicans, who typically vote for any measure that supports American troops, ultimately rebelled against the provision providing for the I.M.F., arguing that some of the money could end up helping unfriendly foreign governments.

The football creditor rule – in American parlance, this would be the "soccer creditor rule" – is essentially a contractual provision which provides that any football club that becomes insolvent will loose its right to membership in the league unless it provides for priority payment of insider claims in its bankruptcy case.

Myrna A. Gottlieb East Brunswick, N.J., Jan . 19 , 2008 To the Editor: While I agree for the most part with your editorial regarding toll increases on the New Jersey Turnpike, I would add a provision providing relief for vehicles that produce no harmful emissions.

The Court also upheld the constitutionality of the 1965 coverage formula, saying that it was "rational in both practice and theory" and that the bailout provision provided adequate relief for jurisdictions that may not deserve coverage.