Sentence examples for provisions whose from inspiring English sources

For the last few years, Republicans have said, 'We won't make sausage unless we control the recipe.' " Big bills often include special-interest provisions whose origin is a mystery.

One option for the justices is throwing out the entire act with the mandate, in which case millions of Americans already reaping the benefits of the law will lose them; other provisions whose goal it is to improve in 2014 and beyond access and affordability to health care would be jettisoned too.

Their Lordships all agreed that the 1848 Act is "a provision whose time has long passed".

On the death of her husband in 1915, Blatch regained her American citizenship (lost by marriage to a foreigner a legal provision whose exclusive application to women she had bitterly protested) by naturalization; she spent 1915 17 in England settling his affairs.

Britain and the Netherlands, which have high levels of private-pension provision and whose populations are predicted to remain more or less stable, are better placed to cope with the pensions problem.

Ukraine signed Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty I, whose provisions were followed in organizing and monitoring the dismantlement.

Judge Kollar-Kotelly will have continuing jurisdiction over compliance with the consent decree, whose provisions remain in force for five years.

Although they face tremendous political and practical hurdles to undoing a law whose provisions are rapidly going into effect, they are already laying the groundwork for trying.

In the mid-1980s New Zealand instituted an antinuclear policy, one of whose provisions was the banning of nuclear-armed vessels from its ports, including those of the U.S. Navy.

It should not be difficult for the V.A. to support Ms. Murray's legislation, whose provisions for covering fertility treatments are sensible and welcome; even this Congress should be capable of a bipartisan agreement to pass it.

In 2010 the island enacted a new constitution whose provisions included the codification of residents' rights and freedoms and the creation of the position of attorney general, appointed by the governor.