Sentence examples for provisions suggested from inspiring English sources

Those provisions suggested an understanding between the military and Mr. Morsi that may now allow him to call on the generals' help.

It was found that the current design provisions suggested by AISC and SSRC overestimate the required torsional stiffness and may lead to an excessively conservative design.

In exchange, Mr. Seminerio was said to have agreed to help secure tax credits for redevelopment projects in environmentally contaminated areas and to propose legislation with provisions suggested by the agent.

As FTA negotiations have expanded across the developing world, she has been involved in capacity building and advising civil society groups across the region on negotiating texts and the impact of provisions suggested by developed countries in these negotiations.

Because the wording of the agreement was worked out jointly, those provisions suggested American support for the changes, some of which remain controversial in Japan where many fear they are leading the country ever further from its postwar pacifism.

Because many states east of the Mississippi have adopted building and fire code provisions suggested by BOCA, an independent engineering group based in Chicago, every attached-housing development with smooth roofs built east of the Mississippi since the early 80's probably contains the material.

Three major provisions suggest it would, in fact, do a lot for the wealthy.

But the unpopularity of those provisions suggests that continuing down this path invites a backlash in the 2018 elections.

The ACA's explicit provisions suggest that theoretically, patients purchasing health plans through the marketplace should be protected against discrimination by health plans.

Our results suggest the efforts of proxy advisory firms to reduce excessive compensation might not be as successful as the dramatic reduction in gross-up provisions suggests, because these provisions are being offset by other forms of compensation.

"The time limits on these provisions suggest that they will not unduly dictate the ultimate contours of competition within the e-books industry as it develops over time," Judge Cote wrote.