Sentence examples for provisions pertaining from inspiring English sources

In May 2014, following a military coup, the 2007 constitution was suspended (except provisions pertaining to the monarchy), and a council of military leaders took power.

The constitution was suspended (except for provisions pertaining to the monarchy), the government was dismissed, and Prayuth was named to head a committee of military leaders the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO)—that was to rule the country.

The provisions pertaining to preventive detention were discussed with skepticism and misgivings by the Constituent Assembly, and were reluctantly approved after a few amendments in 1949.

While the initial challenge is focused on the provisions pertaining to marriage, the organization said in a statement that it planned to fight the other provisions.

Paragraph 9 (b) of the bill specifically mentions the waiver of "any provision of the Federal Acquisition Regulations pertaining to minority contracting" and wavier of provisions pertaining to "woman-owned businesses".

The provision pertaining to schools applies only to children who are enrolling for the first time, not to anyone already enrolled in school, so the number of students actually affected by the new procedure would have been minimal.

Whatever the case may be, Jenny Sanford felt strongly enough to include a specific provision pertaining to airplanes and children at Coosaw in their divorce agreement.

"We know that deferred action will provide opportunity to grant driver's license for youth and we've verified that with the DMV Department of Motorr Vehicles)." But officials at the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services clarified that deferred action does not contain a provision pertaining to driver's license.

The national association does not have a full-time staffer dedicated to women, and there are no organisational or constitutional provisions specifically pertaining to the women's game.

General entries pertaining to provision of lifestyle advice were identified by noting records that contained documentation of provision of patient information leaflets (n = 11; 4%) and "lifestyle advice" (n =7; 2%) (see Table  3), such entries were not mutually exclusive.

In an attempt to allay southern fears, Stephen Douglas introduced a bill in January 1854 that included a provision that "all questions pertaining to slavery in the territories, and in the new states to be formed therefrom are to be left to the people residing therein, through their appropriate representatives".