Sentence examples for provision to apply from inspiring English sources

The compromise narrows that provision to apply to companies that do business overseas.

The new law, which will take effect at the start of 2012, expands that provision to apply to any new student under 30 taking on-campus classes even if they live off campus.

The Second Circuit said there was no clear evidence that Congress had intended the abolition of the discretionary waiver provision to apply retroactively to people who had entered guilty pleas to offenses that under the new law made them subject to automatic deportation.

They will lobby for this provision to apply only in areas already thought to be rich in minerals, not the two-thirds of Brazil's territory that is still a geological blank.Dilma Rousseff has been haranguing bosses to increase investment since she became president in 2011.

Nevertheless, the IRS has systematically interpreted the "reasonable allowance" provision to apply only to closely held corporations, effectively concluding that a publicly held corporation can deduct an unlimited amount of executive compensation, even though there is no basis in 162(a)(1) for doing so.

In a proposal that is perhaps most at risk of falling foul of lawyerly lobbying, a lawyer would have the option of resigning, but, under a "noisy withdrawal" provision, the SEC would have to be informed, thus providing an invitation for an investigation.Bizarrely, Sarbanes-Oxley requires these provisions to apply to any lawyer dealing with an American-registered company, anywhere.

"Worldwide, millions of people are imprisoned for minor, non-violent drug-related offenses, in spite of the international drug control conventions' provisions permitting to apply alternatives to conviction in cases of 'minor nature,' " it says.

There is no provision for them to apply to be subject to the jurisdiction of a bishop who does.

What makes no sense to me is that there is no provision for players to apply for an exemption.

He said that Congress intended the provision to be applied with some flexibility so that the federal government would not be placed in a worse position than private creditors.

The provision allows illegal immigrants to apply for residency while remaining in the United States, provided they pay a $1,000 penalty.