Sentence examples for provisions at the same from inspiring English sources

Comparing the legislature to the "framers of the Constitution," Mr. Bush's lawyers wrote, "Surely the legislature would not have enacted two conflicting provisions at the same time".

The Florida Legislature was undoubtedly aware of this potential conflict, since it adopted the recount provision at the same time it reiterated the requirement that counties "must" file their returns within seven days of the election.

They're just doing it AT THE SAME TIME as they're passing the reconciliation language, which countermands several controversial provisions.

Behind the scenes, working with the NHS, there are several projects under way using patient data collaboratively and developing new technologies to tackle the impending demographic-driven crisis in care provision while at the same time preserving patient confidentiality.

It's not impossible to be in favour of more progressive taxation and decent welfare provision while at the same time admiring a well-cut jacket or leafing through the holiday supplements hoping for a good deal on a beach break.

As fiscal decentralisation should result in expenditure being matched more closely to local needs and preferences, the expectation is that local government will increase the efficiency of public service provision while at the same time increasing the promotion of accountability (14).

Will CCGs which externalise commissioning support provision be able at the same time to maintain close relationships with healthcare providers?

Kozhimannil' study [ 32] mainly found that PhilHealth insurance program contributed to the reduction of inequalities, but this study also mentioned that another provision improvement invention at the same period (exposure to midwife clinics) was not associated with significant changes in the use of prenatal care.

By the way, the Cotton Amendment is a constitutional threefer: it violates three different provisions of the U.S. Constitution at the same time.

The second is that there are only two references to the Working Time Directive, yet compliance with its provisions is not monitored at the same time as compliance with the rules on driving times and rest periods.

The advent of heavy aircraft such as the DC-3 required the provision of paved runways; at the same time, takeoff distances increased to more than 900 metres (3,000 feet).