Sentence examples for provisions used in from inspiring English sources

Lowe suggested that in the absence of any evident expertise on the topic, the government could look at "decolonisation provisions" used in the 1950s and 1960s to protect the rights of British nationals in Rhodesia and Burma.

The present study evaluates in detail the similarities and differences between the design philosophies and provisions used in the United States and Europe for these systems.

The trial, which adjourned in January to allow the judge to consider his verdicts, was held without a jury in accordance with a provision used in terrorism cases during northern Ireland's decades of violence to overcome jury intimidation.

The term "public goods provision" used in this paper mainly focuses on this function.

In some circumstances, for instance, if certain anti-terrorism provisions are used in relation to a journalist, he or she may be restrained by law from disclosing that fact itself".

The comparison on various code-specified slenderness ratios or provisions, which used in the AISC-ASD, AISC-LRFD, AS-4100, and CSA S16-01, are presented.

It had become apparent through the experience of the EPPSE and other studies that the established measures of quality of early years provision, as used in many previous studies, were useful in many respects but that they missed out on aspects of staff-child interaction that were likely to be important for the child's longer-term development.

The strict service provision model used in telecommunications is following new technological trends.

The common provisioning approach used in Radio Access Networks (RANs) of considering only busy hours is no longer acceptable.

CDC suggests the same daily dosing, counseling, and condom provision as used in the study and says prescriptions should be for 90 days only, which would give clinicians a formal way to confirm periodically that their patients are still HIV negative.

The question really then is whether these provisions are still used in the meantime or counsel frowns on even giving the plaintiffs' lawyers another claim to litigate.