Sentence examples for provisions may be from inspiring English sources

Mead Johnson Nutrition's desire to enact anti-takeover provisions may be an exception.

In some ways the arbitration provisions may be a victim of Delaware's success.

That said, Lloyds thinks even those provisions may be leveling off.

The bill does nothing to prevent the use of royalty and management fees to eliminate American taxes, but such provisions may be added later, Republicans said.

The banks, wrote the judge, had a "coherent scheme to defraud investors", which suggests that even higher litigation provisions may be needed.

Similar provisions may be found in most of the state constitutions in the United States, although the connection between political and religious liberty is not always recognized to be as intimate as it is in the First Amendment.

Whether that model is better than, say, French-style government-dominated provision may be debated.

Provision may be made to protect the workers' rights if the employer goes out of business.

(Since the funds have sold some of the shares, this provision may be unenforceable).

The more recently enacted provision may be viewed as the clearest and most recent expression of legislative intent.

First, it will consider for 90 minutes whether the provision may be severed from the balance of the statute.