Sentence examples similar to provisions granted from inspiring English sources
Senator Obama opposed provisions granting retroactive immunity to telecommunications companies that shared private client information with the government.
The provisions granting legal status to foreign agricultural workers were drafted by Representative Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of Brooklyn.
Although these provisions grant the General Assembly a broad secondary role, the Security Council can make decisions that bind all members, whereas the General Assembly can make only recommendations.
The amendments include provisions granting more powers to the prime minister and the government, which is dominated by members of Atambayev's Social Democratic party.
They argue that the military bases are unconstitutional because they violate provisions granting Indians "exclusive use" of lands designated for them.
Mr. Bush and many Republicans oppose the Kennedy-Edwards-McCain bill because of its provisions granting a patient a broad right to sue in state court.
By way of example, these provisions grant to GNM the absolute right to edit and amend Your Blog including associated material such as headlines and other page furniture.
Sunni Arabs were reluctant to sign on to the constitution last fall, fearing that provisions granting wide powers to autonomous regions would leave oil in the hands of Kurds in the north and Shiites in the south.
Two studies of adoption of antitakeover amendments in samples of 100 and 388 companies reveal no negative impact on shareholder wealth.18 One exception may arise if the super-majority provisions grant effective power to block mergers to a manager-stockholder.
"Say on pay" provisions grant shareholders a vote -- often nonbinding -- on executive compensation.
While early versions of the bill had included a narrow exemption for "terrorist" threats, the White House demanded a broad exemption for "national security" matters and a host of other provisions granting prosecutors access to information reporters uncover.
