Sentence examples for provisions set by from inspiring English sources

The new rule effectively negates sentencing provisions set by Congress.

This is contrary to the provisions set out by the community code and the Constitution of the Republic.

Stein faulted the commission for repeatedly waiving disqualification provisions set out by Congress and the SEC at the risk of harming investors and markets.

They also sought to exclude provisions set out in a statement by the Chair of the General Council, Carlos Pérez del Castillo, made on 30 August 2003 alongside the Paragraph 6 decision [ 51].

The company has also created provisions, set at about $12 million, in case it cannot collect money owed to it by WorldCom, which filed for bankruptcy in July.

Provisions set aside against delinquencies and defaults.

The state Health Division said it had already received requests from more than 2,200 adoptees for the records under a provision set up by the law, Measure 58, which was approved in November 1998.

Because the relevant provision set forth by Consumer Webwatch calls for sites to "notify customers of changes to privacy policies, and provide an easy opt-out alternative," Yahoo's move could probably be considered in compliance with the new guidelines.

The number of seats in each theater is determined by contract provisions setting minimum union pay scales for houses of various sizes.

It had been retained, he said, by a special provision set out when his father sold the property, which was eventually bought by the military before the Civil War.

The final provision set to expire is called the "lone wolf" provision.