Sentence examples for provisions for controls from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission recently released recommendations for protecting consumer privacy, which included provisions for controls over how much data companies can collect on individuals and how long they can retain it as well as a recommendation that companies establish a 'do-not-track' mechanism for consumers who do not wish to have their information gathered [49].

The new provisions for control orders involve only extremely limited judicial scrutiny.

This time, Germany has taken the opportunity to use the less than forthright accounting methods of the Greek government to say that it would not directly rescue Greece, that the provisions for control and sanction in the rules governing the euro zones must be sharpened through possible revisions in the Lisbon Treaty, the quasi-E.U.

Specific provisions for control of AS were first introduced in July 2007 [ 18].

This convention clearly presents both demand and supply reduction provisions for controlling exposure to tobacco, among other provisions (23).

In much the same way that corporations have reneged on their promises to provide pension benefits to their employees, the Ryan plan would create a defined contribution plan in place of the existing defined benefit plan, with no provision for controlling the rise in health care costs.

General Schoomaker's use of the phrase, "chain of command," was a reference to Constitutional provisions for civilian control of the military.

Israeli voters could elect the Likud candidate, Ariel Sharon, who vehemently rejects several elements of the Clinton plan, especially its provisions for Palestinian control over parts of Jerusalem.

For all of these reasons, we feel that the current NFPA numerical guideline for acceptable blood pressure (≤ 180/100 mm Hg) should be lowered and include provisions for progressively controlling hypertension [ 58, 59].

"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement.

"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement in June.