Sentence examples for provisions incorporated from inspiring English sources
The provisions incorporated the recommendations of several of Time's outside directors.
Bridge classes with seismic provisions incorporated in their design tend to have reduced confidence bandwidth at higher damage states.
The charter provisions incorporated into the bill introduced yesterday call for a city led by an elected mayor, a 15-member city council and a comptroller as chief financial officer.
The Ninth Circuit replied that, even if §1252(b)(9) were one of those provisions incorporated into the transitional application of §1252(g), it could not preclude this suit for the same reason AADC I had held that §1105a could not do sonamely, the Court of Appeals lack of access to factual findings regarding selective enforcement.
Madison noted that due to provisions incorporated into the form credit agreements for syndicated loans, the assets in the Agency Account would not be available to creditors of Madison in the event of its bankruptcy, and that the only remaining risk would be fraud, which is a risk inherent in any investment, and not specific to the Agency Account.
We do not consider the constitutionality of § 2601 of New York's Public Authorities Law or the validity or effect of the contract provisions incorporating that section.
A public housing agency shall incorporate into leases under section 1437d(l) of this title and into agreements for the provision of tenant-based assistance under section 1437f of this title, provisions incorporating the conditions under subsection (d).
A defect in the form of the summons results from "noncompliance with the provision of [Fed. R. Civ. Pro.] 4(b) or any applicable provision incorporated by Rule 4(b) that deals specifically with the content of the summons". Most defects in the form of the summons are considered technical in nature.
The provision incorporates consumer protection law, which varies by state.
These provisions are incorporated for MA appeals by section 1852(g)(5) of the Act and part 405 of this chapter.
These provisions were incorporated in a code of professional ethics -- which, among other things, banned secret research -- that was adopted by a majority vote of the membership in 1971.
