Sentence examples for provisions lay from inspiring English sources

When Governor Andrew Cuomo put his name to the Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement (Safe) Act, just a month after the mass shooting at Newtown, Connecticut, he told supporters that the bill's mental health provisions lay at the core of the legislation.

The Volunteer State's break-in provisions lay out a broad procedure one must follow to legally break into a locked car.

21 A key rationale for this provision lies in the overwhelming evidence of the tobacco industry's efforts to bias the evidence base of health impacts of tobacco products and public health policies in its favour.

The proposal also contains provisions that lay out a clear path on how a convicted felon must relinquish any firearms purchased prior to conviction and requires owners of firearms to make reports of lost or stolen guns.

In July, before calling off wage reduction talks, the pilots filed a grievance, saying the airline was again misusing the force majeure provision to lay off pilots.

Among the segments of the American public who gained access to health coverage and services from the ACA's provisions, few could lay claim to a larger benefit than people living with mental health issues and substance use disorders.

Magna Carta has been taken as foundational to the rule of law, chiefly because in it King John promised that he would stop throwing people into dungeons whenever he wished, a provision that lies behind what is now known as due process of law and is understood not as a promise made by a king but as a right possessed by the people.

Factors influencing the quality of ANC provision may lie outside the control of health workers, and force them to come up with their own informal strategies to cope with the situation.

38 The findings also suggest that, from a GP's perspective, the responsibility for this knowledge provision currently lies with the provider Trust, and perhaps even with CAMHS employees.

Another simple form of parental care is to construct a nest (a burrow or an actual construction, either of which may be simple or complex), store provisions in it, and lay an egg upon those provisions.

Mr. Russell has learned from experience to lay in provisions.