Sentence examples for provision section from inspiring English sources
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.
Employers, including hotels, restaurants and other service industries, lobbied for reinstatement of this provision, section 245(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
They were troubled by the central provision — Section 702 — which created the new system governing N.S.A. surveillance of phone and Internet content.
The provision, Section 308, allows the commission to empower investors to leapfrog over creditors, who would normally have priority in Chapter 11 proceedings.
That provision — Section 5 — applies in Alabama and other places where voting discrimination remains much worse than elsewhere in the country.
The provision, Section 304 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, only appears to apply to Fannie Mae starting in 2003, when it first filed stock registration documents with the commission.
After Title VIII's partial provisions for education, the title concludes with a "General Provisions" section that is a mishmash of qualifiers and addenda.
Yonkers adopted the barbed wire provision 90 years ago in the "Miscellaneous Provisions" section of its city code, along with other regulations forbidding ox carts on the sidewalk and the unauthorized erection of "telegraph or electric-light poles".
There is much to be concerned about in the justice and security bill, but keep reading to the end and you will find one of the most worrying provisions: section 13.
One of those provisions, Section 215, should be allowed to expire, since the National Security Agency used it — illegitimately, as the Second Circuit found last Thursday — to justify the bulk collection of the telephone records of almost all Americans.
The S.E.C. accused both Bents and their investment advisory firm of violating the two primary securities fraud provisions, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933.
