Sentence examples for provisions it would from inspiring English sources

Among its provisions, it would require the agencies to submit all significant proposed rules to the White House for vetting.

Under its provisions, it would have been a crime to support the African National Congress during Nelson Mandela's imprisonment.

Among the FOIA legislation's key provisions, it would establish a "presumption of openness" with government records, codifying a directive that Obama issued to all federal agencies in 2009.

Publicly traded companies are normally taxed as corporations, and in the absence of the REIT provisions, it would be more difficult for small investors build a diverse portfolio of real estate assets.

BBVA, one of Spain's largest banks, said that it expected the ruling would reduce its profits by about €404 million as a result of further provisions it would have to make.

In light of "the parallel structures of these provisions," it would "flou[t] the text" to find that an alien is subject to (c)'s release rule, which forbids release, without also finding that the alien was detained in accordance with (c)'s detention rule, which requires the alien to be detained "when..

A few other highlights of the provision: –It would knock out a significant current barrier to litigation by doing away with a rule that restricts the filing of a Medicare suit until after a previous "judgment," that is to say, after the success of an earlier lawsuit establishing responsibility for the injury.

Second, even if the department sought to expand enforcement of the equal access provision, it would encounter the additional hurdle that its enforcement budget — unlike the bulk of the Medicaid program — depends on annual appropriations.

For countries considering the potential of PHI in improving equity in financing and access to health care, and addressing gaps in provision, it would be beneficial to consider the factors that affect its uptake and impact on equity, as outlined in the following.

Under this provision, it would be possible to obtain a compulsory license for the use of copyrighted music under section 115 if the owner of the sound recording being duplicated authorizes its duplication.

Under more traditional models of application provision, it would have been a slow process to make it available for other authorities and the chances of it being used elsewhere were quite small.