Sentence examples for provisions very from inspiring English sources

Both agreements — the Trans-Pacific Partnership, with eleven Asian and Pacific countries, and an agreement with Europe called the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership — include provisions very like the ones at the heart of Australia's fight with Big Tobacco.

Currently, Florida and Delaware are the only other states with override, but their judges use the provision very sparingly, and when they do it's almost always to convert death sentences to life.

Even though the client in home care is the older person, the work and negotiations around care provision very much involve the family.

Unless we are careful, we may have larger patches of under-provision, or very different provision in different parts of the country.

"The preliminary reports that the Medicare conference bill will include only minimal competition provisions are very disappointing," said Representative Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania.

"The interim conduct provisions are very much a starting point and not an end-all solution, at least for the states," Mr. Blumenthal said.

John W. Bode, who was an assistant secretary of agriculture in the Reagan administration and now lobbies for the National Food Processors Association, said the food safety provisions had very little relation to bioterrorism.

"The new constitutional provisions are very vague, and won't mean much unless laws are revised to conform with them," said He Weifang, a professor at the Beijing University law school.

"The simplified access provisions are very reasonable," says David Schindel of the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.

Some states have provisions for very serious sanctions, including possible prison sentences for multiple convictions.

The provisions are very similar to those for sale of goods agreements, with the section on exclusion clauses identical.