Sentence examples for provisions of which from inspiring English sources

The treaty, the main provisions of which expire at the end of next year, has therefore failed to curb global emissions.

They want to use the budget and the debt ceiling to gut Mr Obama's healthcare plan, the main provisions of which are scheduled to take effect by January.

First, barring a sudden breakthrough in the Senate, he has failed to get the Patriot Act, key provisions of which expire at the end of the year, renewed.

It was the worst death toll on K2, in Pakistan's Karakoram range, since 1986.Centralising tendencyVenezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, issued 26 decree laws, the provisions of which could lead to a big increase in the role of state.

The push for a new agreement to take over from the Kyoto treaty, the main provisions of which expired last year, started in 2007 with a major UN conference in Bali.

That prompted Zoe to invoke Subparagraph 3, Line 11 of the equal-treatment clause of the Sibling Bill of Rights, the provisions of which were satisfied by adding a second tote to my shopping basket.

This is the act a key provision of which was struck down last week by the Supreme Court, in the case of Shelby v. Holder.

The Defense of Marriage Act, a central provision of which the Supreme Court struck down on Wednesday, was one of those aspects.

Cameron's logic goes that reducing regulations will somehow "free up" benevolent house-builders to bring forth the long-awaited bounty of new homes, the provision of which has fallen to the lowest level since the 1920s.

Families who cannot rely on relatives to look after their children – a common strategy among working-age Italians – will have to find childcare, the public provision of which in southern Italy is patchy and often over-subscribed.

In June, she co-sponsored the Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act, a carefully hidden provision of which would oblige federal landmanagement agencies to act on drilling permits within ten days, or pay a fine to the energy companies for the delay, regardless of the circumstances.