Sentence examples for provision suggests from inspiring English sources

This provision suggests that certifications of the results in an election might occur later than usual if there is a protest of the returns.

Nothing in the 14th Amendment or in any other constitutional provision suggests that the president may usurp legislative power to prevent a violation of the Constitution.

In addition, Duncan Hunter, the Republican legislator who backed the provision, suggests his primary concern is military readiness – ensuring that a sound fleet of private seagoing vessels is available in times of need.

The policy underlying this tax provision suggests investors have a greater pecuniary incentive to make risky investments in early-stage businesses if the proceeds from those investments have favorable tax treatment.

But a closer look at the language of the provision suggests it may not be granting the USDA any powers it doesn't already have.

Moreover, the low correlation in questions about information provision suggests that only three possible response choices are insufficient.

What is really making people twitchy is that nobody, except perhaps for a few of his intimates, has any idea what sort of prime minister Gordon Brown will make.Mr Brown's previous suspicions about the role of markets in public-service provision suggest to some that his approach would be very different from Mr Blair's.

Results show that for intermediate and high levels of information accuracy, joint strategy fictitious play best predicts the respondents' route choice behaviour under information provision, suggesting that a best-reply strategy is used by travellers for their route choices.

However, labor observers are noting the second recent case of a Wisconsin manufacturing company very deliberately provoking a strike to gain the insertion of a "right-to-work" provision, suggesting that Gov. Walker's attack on public employee rights is spreading to the private sector.

Discussions around current service provision suggested a tremendous concern about quality of care within the public sector health facilities.

The location of the pratice was not associated with the current practice of post stroke care provision, suggesting that the problem was inherent and warrants remedial intervention.