Sentence examples for provisions to which from inspiring English sources

But Democrats said they had already changed some of the provisions to which Mr. Bush objected.

Mr. Bond said that Democrats were offering a "revisionist history" of the legislation to undercut provisions to which they objected.

Among the provisions to which Mr. Obama has objected is the extension, by one year, of prohibitions on the transfer of detainees out of the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Kurdish leaders fully support Iraq's pending hydrocarbon framework law and revenue-sharing provisions — to which the Kurds have underscored their commitment to all citizens of Iraq by pledging 83percentt of all regional oil revenues to the national treasury.

Even within those limits, they were hobbled by the political necessities of a particular moment, which forced them to swallow provisions to which the most eminent among them were strongly (and rightly) opposed.

"One cannot look at just a few isolated words. . . but also must at least look at the other statutory provisions to which it refers," Friedman wrote in his 39-page opinion.

Broad wrote that he expected the museum not to pursue the provision to which he objected.

The last provision, to which Bolívar clung throughout his career, constituted the most dubious feature of his political thinking.

MR. OLSON -- The first part of the recount provision to which you are referring, Justice Ginsburg, says "may" conduct a recount.

L. 89 44 to take effect in a manner consistent with effective date of change of tax provision to which related, see section 701 e) of Pub.

A Allen H. Brill, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, says it is permissible for settlement of a court action to contain a nondisclosure or confidentiality provision, to which the parties to that agreement must adhere.