Sentence examples for provisions to verify from inspiring English sources

The system, which the company calls 3GTV, also includes provisions to verify that commercials have actually run.

*He suggested he might be willing to pick up on Mr. Clinton's framework for a deal with North Korea to control its production and export of missiles but said it must include provisions to "verify that they are upholding their end of the agreement".

Those provisions require private companies to verify the employment eligibility of all new hires or face penalties.

These curves were compared with the existing provisions of AISC specification to verify the validity of the upper limit on Cb, which accounts for the effect of loading patterns on the elastic critical buckling moment of SAS members.

PCTs that did not commission specialist assessment and treatment for adults were contacted individually to verify lack of provision.

The scientific community will benefit from the provision of additional QC sample data to verify method performance.

In addition to requiring that "any person, broker or agent" verify that there is a valid rental occupancy permit, it requires an agent to verify "compliance with all provisions of the code of the town of Islip before listing, showing or otherwise offering for lease, rent or sale any dwelling unit in the town of Islip," according to the text of the law.

In order to verify the appropriateness of such provisions, seismic performances of WBF and conventional deep beam frames (DBF) are comparatively assessed through nonlinear static analyses.

Among its provisions: Businesses will have up to six years to verify previously employed workers' legal status using a new national database culled from the Department of Homeland Security's Basic Pilot Program Employment Eligibility Verification System, first implemented in 1997.

The experiments are conducted to verify the applicability of the existing provisions of codes of practice for steel and concrete structures to design the constituent elements of these connections.

Ms. Bair also recommended that the Fed eliminate a so-called safe harbor provision in the proposal that protects lenders who fail to verify the income or assets of a borrower in some circumstances.