Sentence examples for provisions relevant to from inspiring English sources

The provisions relevant to determining whether or not Iraq has taken the final opportunity given by the Security Council are contained in OPs 4, 11 and 12 of the resolution.

However, yesterday the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Judge Rakoff had incorrectly instructed the jury in the original trial on the English legal provisions relevant to the case, and that the matter should therefore be retried.

Making those provisions relevant to today's world should be a goal of new talks Similarly, the 1987 treaty that eliminated American and Soviet intermediate-range ballistic missiles was a crucially important pact that helped to defuse cold war tensions.

The lease contains several critical provisions relevant to whether U.S. courts have jurisdiction over the base.

However, IHR 2005's imminent entry into force made its substantive provisions relevant to the negotiations over Indonesia's position on virus sharing.

Other provisions relevant to scientific research (exemption from the "storage minimization principle" in 5e, exemption from the prohibition against processing of sensitive data in 9.2i, exemption from the "right to erasure" in 17.3c, and the hopefully reintroduced exemption from "purpose limitation") should be moved to Article 83.

Whether the newly prominent statute, Section 5 of Title 3 of the United States Code, is crucial to the outcome of this case depends largely on whether the justices conclude that anything has happened in Florida so far to make the provision relevant to this phase of the dispute and therefore ripe for review.

For this study, NBCC seismic provisions not relevant to bridge applications will be kept beyond the purview.

This article describes the provisions most relevant to dermatology, analyzes the political and economic landscapes that shaped the legislation, and examines both opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

To do that, I believe the FCC should reclassify consumer broadband service under Title II of the Telecommunications Act — while at the same time forbearing from rate regulation and other provisions less relevant to broadband services.

The proposal stated that the FCC should "reclassify consumer broadband service under Title II of the Telecommunications Act — while at the same time forbearing from rate regulation and other provisions less relevant to broadband services".