Sentence examples for provisions that one from inspiring English sources

"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray told Reuters Wednesday morning as he prepared for a tense meeting with Trump.

The student noticed that under local law the contracts of Greek bonds did not contain collective action clauses and other provisions that one usually finds in foreign law bond contracts to explain what will happen if a debtor cannot fully pay an obligation.

First, the partners should share an interest in structuring reciprocal and fair exit provisions that protect each one's strategic and financial interests.

GLEP supported two other provisions that increased accountability: one requiring authorizers of new charter schools to be accredited, and another requiring the closure of any school that ranks in the bottom 5percentt statewide for three years running.

This bill is a mess of opaque provisions that almost no one outside the ranks of tax lobbyists understands — because many of these giveaways were written or inspired by lobbyists themselves.

It's very nature - a complex morass of provisions that interact with one another in nuanced and often unanticipated ways -- requires a deliberate approach; something the Senate, in particular, refused to acknowledge.

According to the principle, if the law expressly names provisions that apply to one item, they should not be applied to the other item if they are not mentioned.

The DeVos Department's intentions already have been made apparent, with a series of draft provisions that are entirely one-sided, seemingly aimed at allowing predatory schools to return to an era of impunity.

The Democratic room — CNN — was bigger and better appointed, a provision that, as one guest later put it, "resonated of an aptly Confederate grace".

The bill would extend unemployment assistance for workers who have not found another job by the time their benefits run out, and would encourage companies to invest more in new factories and equipment, a provision that addresses one of the biggest remaining weaknesses in the economy.

The serial shootings of unarmed black men by law enforcement; the Justice Department report on police abuse and corruption in Ferguson, Missouri; the gutting of a Voting Rights Act provision that was one key consequence of the Selma marches these and other dispiriting headlines have perhaps rendered the confident optimism of Cooke's masterpiece difficult to sing along to without seeming naïve.