Sentence examples for provisions enabling from inspiring English sources

New investment and bankruptcy legislation has been passed, including special provisions enabling foreign investors to circumvent Egyptian courts and abandon privatised projects without penalty, alongside fresh tax cuts and fiscal exemptions for major corporations.

Once art is created and collected it can be a vexing task for estates and institutions to make provisions enabling art to outlive the artist and it's caretakers for decades, generations, even centuries.

In addition to reiterating my solidarity with novelist Ahmed Naji — sentenced to prison on charges that violate even domestic law — I thus, reiterate my demand for an institutional fix: that provisions enabling jail time for any publication-related offenses be stricken and that Article 178 of the Penal Code be amended and brought into accordance with constitutional and international law.

A recent analysis jointly carried out by the European Centre for Non-Profit Law and the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, among other NGOs, argues that the draft law violates EU law on anti-money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as provisions enabling the free movement of capital.

As many countries have indicated their desire to introduce plain packaging, legislation introducing this measure could also include provisions enabling use of more diverse warning messages, where these have a robust evidence base.

These provisions enable the Administrator to assist the States in carrying out their statutory role as primary implementers of the NAAQS.

Taking advantage of flexible resource provisions enabled by Cloud Computing, many businesses have recently migrated their IT applications and data to the Cloud, allowing them to respond to new demands and requests from customers.

These provisions enable the existence of information about abstract, possible, or fictional entities.

But the court ruled in favor of a key provision enabling the state to require the police to check the immigration status of people they detain.

Bush, for example, wants a provision enabling states to opt out of a federal law and choose not to raise the rate.

Here was a clear constitutional provision enabling criminal immunity in 50 square miles of America's oldest national park.