Sentence examples for provisions and could from inspiring English sources

During the Digital Economy Bill debates last year, he spoke out against many of its provisions – and could later be seen live-tweeting comments from within the chamber.

The Nasdaq exchange is expected to delist Adelphia today, which could put it in default of other loan provisions and could force it to buy back $1.4 billion in convertible bonds in cash within 40 days.

Nevertheless the revisions to care reflected 'best practice' within routine service provision and could be a useful approach to adopt elsewhere given the increased demands on finite health service resources.

Rev. St. § 13 ( 1 U.S.C. 29 (1 USCA § 29)). 2 But this provision applies, and could only apply, to the repeal of statutes by the Congress and to the exercise by the Congress of its undoubted authority to qualify its repeal and thus to keep in force its own enactments.

Yet some of the provisions are misguided, and could actually hurt the cause GOFA aims to further.

He said that some of the provisions were "vague and could pose enforcement issues in the future".

The mini-bad bank inside RBS, known as RBS Capital Resolution (RCR), was also able to release provisions of £500m and could do so again.

Their provision and protection could be facilitated by a deeper understanding of their multiple values.

This process would have the advantage of not disrupting the cell service provision, and it could be performed continuously.

Indicators of health care provision and utilization could represent important entry points for interventions aimed at reducing health inequalities.

One charge, plunder, has no provision for bail and could result in Mr. Estrada's arrest pending trial.