Sentence examples for provisions exist from inspiring English sources

All of which might be unlikely: but the provisions exist.

Equivalent provisions exist in almost all other countries.

No such provisions exist requiring similar checks for employees of after-school programs, camps or recreation programs.

Although Securities and Exchange Commission rules require companies to disclose trends and uncertainties that could affect their stocks, few specific provisions exist for disclosing environmental liabilities.

The heads of agreement governs the management of England internationals but no provisions exist to protect from overload players not in the EPS.

Asked about possible legal action against former staff, a Wilson Security spokeswoman said its confidentiality provisions "exist for the protection of the employees, the people they care for and the commonwealth".

No explicit provisions existed for private companies.

The first study "said the income tax laws were extremely unfair, that so many special relief provisions existed that taxpayers could not expect that people would pay anywhere near in relation to their ability to pay," he said.

All provisions of law relating to the powers, duties, jurisdiction, functions, service, compensation, and facilities of United States commissioners, as such provisions existed on the day preceding the date of enactment of this Act [Oct.

And so what the State Supreme Court did, knowing full well that these provisions existed, overturned the carefully enacted plan by Florida JUSTICE REHNQUIST -- Mr. Olson, do you think that Congress, when it passed 3 U.S. Code, intended that there would be any judicial involvement with it?

Although Medicare covers most dialysis therapy for US citizens with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), no national standards for dialysis provision exist for undocumented (ie, immigrant) patients with ESRD.