Sentence examples for provisions adopted from inspiring English sources

The provisions adopted on Tuesday take effect in 60 days.

The rules say that if the reserve auction price is not met, the open-access provisions adopted by the F.C.C. will be dropped in later bidding.

The law also allowed authorities to require testing of suspected carriers and restored the quarantine provisions adopted in the early 1900's.

The new rule, Mr. Feingold added, is similar to provisions adopted in the 1990's that brought "fiscal discipline and a balanced budget" by the end of that decade.

The past two years has seen more provisions adopted at the state level to restrict abortion rights than in any two-year period in decades, according to the Guttmacher Institute; last year, 19 states adopted 43 new provisions restricting abortion access, while not a single significant measure was adopted to expand access to abortion or to comprehensive sex education.

This was one of the provisions adopted by the SEC on Dec. 3.

For design purpose, the current Eurocode 3 provisions adopt a closed-form solution from the SP approach which employs a simplified 1D characteristic heat transfer model.

But under a provision adopted in 1946, the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure explicitly prohibit any broadcasting of federal criminal trials.

The provision, adopted in 1868, was meant to ensure the payment of Union debts after the Civil War.

It included the provision adopted unanimously by the Senate last week to extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks beyond the 26-week limit set by most states.

The provision, adopted in 2006, requires federal, state and local government agencies to deduct and withhold 3 percent of payments they make to many suppliers of goods and services.