Sentence examples for provisions governing from inspiring English sources

If a state refuses to abide by the legal provisions governing Medicaid, the federal government may take steps to cut off its federal funds.

Titled the Princeton Principles on Universal Jurisdiction, the guidelines are arranged as 14 provisions governing all aspects of international trials from definitions of crimes to disputes between governments over the accused.

§ 210.27 General provisions governing discovery.

See 21 U.S.C. § 343 (FDCA provisions governing mislabeling of food), 21 U.S.C. § 362 (FDCA provisions governing misbranding of cosmetics); see also 21 C.F.R. pt.

In 1963, Illinois enacted new provisions governing bail in criminal cases.

It would also leave in place the current provisions governing individual freedoms, which civil rights advocates consider adequate if enforced.

He has exploited his new parliamentary majority to suspend Mr Basescu from office and override constitutional provisions governing his impeachment.

The provisions governing alcohol companies are voluntary and self-imposed by the industry — there's no law backing them up.

The need for certainty and uniformity in the provisions governing trade motivated the growth of one set of rules for commercial transactions, valid everywhere in Europe.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the Charter provisions governing use of force are simply no longer regarded as binding international law.

Mayor Jack E. Pasola said council members would meet this week and review the town code provisions governing how decks are built and checked.