Sentence examples for provisions from an from inspiring English sources

Kudos film and television, the production company behind Spooks, had to follow several health and safety provisions from an advisor to ensure the sequence strictly adheres to the advice.

Legislators in Kentucky have stripped provisions from a proposed bill that sought to establish new service requirements for all real estate licensees in the state.

When the package passed the House on May 28th, worries about the deficit had whittled back the stimulus provisions from a proposed $79 billion to $40 billion.

The Wall Street Journal has a story about how Senators Carl Levin and John McCain are in talks on stripping the proposed repeal and other controversial provisions from a broader defense bill, leaving the repeal with no legislative vehicle to carry it.

Supporters of a higher minimum are urging Mr. Harkin to break out the minimum wage provisions from a broader bill that would bolster workers' positions by strengthening numerous labor and safety laws.

It contains major provisions from a law rejected in November but includes more choices for local school districts and communities considered by the state to be in a financial emergency.

Students set up a row of cardboard boxes and tents, occupied by a varying number of men and women, along a sidewalk to protest Chancellor Jack Peltason's decision to delete a set of provisions from a housing manual that allows unmarried couples to live in family dormitories.

After stocking up with provisions from a depot along the Missouri River, sometimes 100 or more wagons would gather before heading off in four rows of 25 wagons to barter goods to the New Mexicans, who in 1821 gained independence from Spain.

After describing the current provisions of the Internal Revenue Code relating to income averaging, Professor Schmalbeck analyzes those provisions from a policy perspective.

According to Cannon, the most ideologically strident Republicans will insist on gutting everything that even resembles the ACA's key provisions from a final plan.

Rob Boston, director of communications for Americans United for Separation of Church and State, told VICE News that these laws are "outdated provisions from a more bigoted time" but that they send a worrying message to atheists and non-believers.