Sentence examples for provisions enabling the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

It said that some in the administration had even raised the prospect of invoking the 25th Amendment, a constitutional provision enabling the vice-president and a majority of Cabinet secretaries to vote to remove a president who was unfit for office.

In recent years, a series of studies in various cancers demonstrated that multidisciplinary care could achieve greater resource efficiency and improve standards of care through a reduction in duplication and gaps in service provision, enabling the delivery of holistic services and better continuity of care [ 15].

Quickly nicknamed the "crack house closure order" this provision enables the police to shutter premises used for the supply, use or production of class A drugs for a period of up to six months.

One of the concerns that has aroused much scholarly attention in transport geography lately is the extent to which public transport provision enables the less privileged population segments, especially those without privately owned motorized vehicles, to participate in activities that are deemed normal within the society they live in.

The use of container based resource provisioning enables the sharing of statistics between the vCell manager and other resources in the vCell.

One, the "lone wolf" provision, enables the government to conduct surveillance on foreign terrorism suspects even if they do not appear to have ties to known groups.

Reid said the provision enables the Corps of Engineers to continue work on the project, which, in turn, saves taxpayers tens of millions of dollars.