Sentence examples for provision targets from inspiring English sources

We do, however, have the necessary checks in place with our client to ensure the cleaning provision targets are maintained," it said in a statement.

The law's subpoena provision "targets the identity of alleged copyright infringers, not spoken words or conduct commonly associated with expression," the Justice Department wrote in its brief.

This provision targets repeat drug offenders by allowing prosecutors to substantially increase a penalty for someone who already has one or two prior drug felonies on his or her record.

Another notable difference in the House bill relates to a provision targeting Native American victims.

Combined with a provision targeting expenses related to employee entertainment, this part of the Senate bill saves $23 billion over 10 years.  .

The feeling of not being concerned, due to perceptions that the programme is a social provision targeting financially disadvantaged people; The preference for a personal relationship with a physician rather than being invited by mail by the management centres in charge of the OS programme.

The European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN) guidelines call for EN or PN within 24-48 hours after admission, with the energy provision target as close as possible to the measurement by indirect calorimetry, or 20 kcal/kg/day initially followed by 25 kcal/kg body weight/day after the acute phase when indirect calorimetry is unavailable.

As part of the deal, CaixaBank will write down €3.4 billion of Banca Cívica's assets, €3 billion of which relates to property loans and foreclosures more than the amount Banca Cívica was officially supposed to set aside and a sign that the current provisioning targets might still be insufficient.

It would allow carefully circumscribed provisions, targeted at terrorist suspects only - and under a scrupulous definition of "terrorist" - including detention periods of greater than 28 days, and always with proper judicial overview as a safeguard.

In the words of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, which, before the election, struck down some of the changes instituted by North Carolina, "Although the new provisions target African Americans with almost surgical precision, they constitute inapt remedies for the problems assertedly justifying them and, in fact, impose cures for problems that did not exist".

Instead, it called for better enforcement of the current system, along with some provisions targeting gun traffickers and straw purchasers.