Sentence examples for provisions that for from inspiring English sources

In its opening gambit, the administration put forward an eight-page contract that would eliminate work rules and other provisions that for more than 40 years have given teachers a large say in how the city schools are run.

Three days later, comprehensive legislation to create a legal framework for dispensaries was partially vetoed by then-Governor Christine Gregoire, gutting all provisions that called for state regulation.

The government, he said, is examining "the penal provisions that exist for such crimes and measures to enhance the safety and security of women".

Japan is a signatory to a 1986 moratorium on whaling, but had continued whaling under provisions that allowed for scientific research.

Japan signed up to a moratorium on whaling in 1986, but continued whaling in the north and south Pacific under provisions that allowed for scientific research.

"Government is examining... the penal provisions that exist for such crimes and measures to enhance the safety and security of women.

Both the Geneva Conventions and the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Children carry provisions that call for not using combatants under the age of 15, while the International Criminal Court's Rome Statute makes it a war crime.

Norway, China and Japan led other fishing nations in calling for smaller reserves, and for "sunset clause" provisions that would allow for the possibility of eventual commercial exploitation of the areas.

Write in law provisions that deny funding for travel, lodgings or salaries for negotiating any Iraq agreement that is not subject to Senate approval.

A statement issued by OTA celebrated "important provisions that are excellent for organic farmers and food makers - and for the millions of consumers who choose organic every day".

Hobby Lobby wants to be exempt from an Obamacare provision that requires for-profit companies to cover the cost of all FDA-approved contraceptives in their health plans.