Sentence examples for provisions established from inspiring English sources

All the language is written, the terms defined, the verification provisions established or easily modified.

This type of analysis has been criticized, however, for ignoring private arrangements, particularly employers' provisions established as part of collective bargaining.

These two provisions established the pluralistic nature of Canadian education, and the union of the provinces and the entrance of western provinces gave Canada, by 1880, a national base on which to build the Canadian institution of education.

Emissions of aircraft engines whose rated output is greater than 26.7 kN and whose date of manufacture is after 1 January 1986, are regulated under the provisions established by ICAO to guarantee that engines, at the reference emissions Landing and Take-Off cycle, do not exceed certain regulatory environmental limits.

The Framers weren't just belaboring the point in twice prohibiting the receipt of emoluments - rather, the two provisions established separate prohibitions aimed at different evils.

The 2005 Dominican Republic – Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) maintained the benefits granted by the CBI, and CAFTA provisions established country-specific shares for Costa Rica and El Salvador within the overall quota.

Statutory provisions establish procedures for making that reimbursement.

While rarely invoked, bond security provisions establishing collateral of a first mortgage lien on the buildings and property as well as first lien on revenues are definitely de rigueur.

It may have based its decision on some matter which, under the legal provisions establishing the decision-maker, it had no right to take into account.

For instance, the NHIS council, in line with the legal provisions establishing it, should commence the annual publication of reports on its activities and its audited accounts.

FCTC provisions establish international standards for tobacco taxation, advertising and sponsorship, regulation, trade, etc. Effective measures against smuggling are especially important.