Sentence examples for provisions themselves from inspiring English sources

It is nonsensical to interpret those provisions themselves in light of some general "separation-of-powers principles" dreamed up by the Court.

Upholding the High Court rulings in favour of closed hearings, he said "appropriate safeguards against inappropriate or excessive use of a closed material procedure are built into the provisions themselves".

After SOX 304, Section 954 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act introduced clawback rules in 2010 requiring firms to adopt and enforce clawback provisions themselves.

"whether a conviction for crime should stand when a State has failed to accord federal constitutionally guaranteed rights is every bit as much of a federal question as what particular federal constitutional provisions themselves mean, what they guarantee, and whether they have been denied.

That's why the right is desperate to undo the Affordable Health Care Act before its provisions themselves become "facts on the ground" too.

They battled on, laying the depots, using only minimum provisions themselves although, at Joyce's insistence, keeping the dogs well-fed: "The dogs are our only hope; our lives depend on them".

Those striking out on their own might want to provision themselves on the small commercial strip near the train station.

I'd like to know what the chipmunk middens look like now and how well the red squirrels have provisioned themselves.

In December, Schumer and Graham met privately with the leaders of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the Chamber of Commerce and told them to write that provision themselves.

Noted historian Richard Bushman explains how all farmers sought to provision themselves while still actively engaged in trade, making both subsistence and commerce vital to farm economies of all sizes.

New academies will receive all of their funding allocation and will be expected to organise and pay for special education provision themselves.