Sentence examples for provisions on which from inspiring English sources

However, one of the main provisions on which the Supreme Court will focus — a requirement for most Americans to carry health insurance — is not particularly popular, according to opinion polls.

Each of these terms refers to specific provisions on which we have been unable to conclude fully in the past," the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius said on Monday.

The trickiest part of the debate, however, will be over provisions on which Democrats disagree sharply among themselves, like the proposal for a government-run health insurance plan, the public option, to compete with private insurers.

In a case that went to the Supreme Court in 2007, Ms. Coke, who died in 2009, sued her employer for years of unpaid overtime and lost, 9 to 0. This month, President Obama invoked Ms. Coke's memory when he announced that the Labor Department had finally proposed changes to the provisions on which the court had based its decision.

It did not provide any constitutional basis for its action -- we think there is none -- and misconstrued the main statutory provision on which it relied.

Finally, the last insultingly bad provision on which Congress has wasted its time and ours with this bill, and in fact the entire effort, is the requirement that senders give receivers a means to "opt out" of their lists that is, tell them you don't want to hear from them ever again.

The constitutional provision on which their exchange centered was the First Amendment, which includes the familiar words that "Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press".

On November 4, 1950, the Council of Europe agreed to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, the substantive provisions of which were based on a draft of what is now the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Relatively little research has been conducted, however, to assess the potentially beneficial role that agricultural landscapes can play when managed as complex systems that harbor species and habitat diversity, preserve forested lands and sequester C, while supplying the essential provisioning services on which humanity depends [18 23].

Relatively little research has been conducted, however, to assess the potentially beneficial role that agricultural landscapes can play when managed as complex systems that harbor species and habitat diversity, preserve forested lands and sequester C, while supplying the essential provisioning services on which humanity depends [ 18- 23].

There are no "cross-default" provisions on Treasuries, which means that missing a payment on one does not automatically place the others in default.