Sentence examples for provisions even if from inspiring English sources

The policy review, which officials expect to be completed this summer, could result in the United States pledging to abide by the treaty's provisions even if it does not join it.

I think when you see those provisions, even if you leave aside the manual recount provisions, you have got a statutory system that does not contemplate that seven days brings down a curtain.

When, if ever, should the court defer to Congress's own view of its power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to "enforce, by appropriate legislation" the amendment's provisions, even if enforcement means something more than the court itself would decree as a matter of judicial interpretation -- a preventive rather than a remedial measure, for example?

Realistically, the UK courts are fighting a losing battle in trying to control publications under the contempt of court provisions – even if the law in the UK were to be made more restrictive, it would not restrict foreign media outlets or the blogosphere.

This means we can find and flag provisions even if they're written in a way we've never seen before," says the LawGeex VP.

However, religious inclusivists allow that some adherents of other religions can be saved because of these provisions, even if the individuals in question haven't made the personal commitments normally stipulated as necessary to appropriate these salvific provisions.

For a conferencing senator, there is now little downside to including an unrelated provision, even if it has been subject to no hearings, debate or study.

A bishop could also invoke that provision even if a church trial was inconclusive or found the priest not guilty, Bishop Lori said.

Under this provision, even if Mr. Cohen and other SAC Capital executives were not personally aware of insider trading by portfolio managers, turning a blind eye to it could be enough to expose the firm to substantial liability.

In this squeezed environment, one person's "social cleansing" can be another's social provision, even if sometimes on land of lower value further from central London or suburban town centres.

It can only ever be supplementary to other provision, even if that other provision is quite informal, like knowing another parent at the nursery with whom you can share drop-offs and pick-ups, or relying on other household members to help plug the gaps.