Sentence examples for provision to include from inspiring English sources
The neutron source facility is designed with a provision to include a cryogenically cooled moderator system a cold neutron source (CNS).
The provision to include biological sinks into national accounting (and by this potentially alleviate emission reducing commitments from other sectors) was received as concession to facilitate the Parties' approval of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) and their national commitments [1].
The Obama administration has interpreted this provision to include "state" exchanges run by or in partnership with the feds.
Expanding the provision to include greenhouse gases could create the need for millions of facilities to acquire permits, whether power plants or farms or landfills.
I have served on the Senate Intelligence Committee for eight years, and I have yet to see evidence -- classified or otherwise -- that has convinced me that revising the business records provision to include a less intrusive standard would be harmful to U.S. national security.
To guarantee a comprehensive right to health, the legal obligation of the state needs to reach beyond mere health service provision to include deliberate efforts to advance improvements in structures which are recognized to act as important social determinants of health such as, education, housing, sanitation and portable water as well as equitable gender and power relations [ 58– 60].
Cross-dressing, which was a criminal act until 2001, is not specifically covered, but Croome hopes the attorney general will immediately use accompanying scheduling provisions to include it.
Take the current discussion about which provisions to include in the stimulus package.
The design methodology of TES systems incorporating flexible provisions to include or change operating strategies depending on the changing load demand can result in a more promising way of shifting the peak load demand to off-peak periods.
In addition to renewing the AUMF, it extends its provisions to include military action against those who "substantially support" al Qaeda, the Taliban or "associated forces".
The speaker recently added that the only way he would consider the measure would be if the White House came up with jobs provisions to include in the bill.
