Sentence examples for radical provisions from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he intervened dramatically to support the radical Provisions of Westminster (October 1259), which ordered the barons to accept reforms demanded by their tenants.

In that capacity, Cheney has relentlessly lobbied for the radical provisions in the Military Commissions Act, including the use of coercive techniques by CIA interrogators.

We find that the implementation of the RFRA has been strongly opposed by powerful interests, and its more radical provisions related to community rights over forests have largely remained unimplemented.

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Henry's son, Edward, initially opposed the revolution, but then allied himself with de Montfort, helping him to pass the radical Provisions of Westminster in 1259, which introduced further limits on the major barons and local royal officials.

Its most radical provision was to grant the barons power to elect 25 of their number to hold the king and his officials to account (chapter 61), which is why it was promptly annulled by Pope Innocent III.

The House Farm Bill contains a radical provision introduced by Rep. Steve King (R-IA) that could wipe out many state and local laws regarding the production or manufacturing of agriculture products -- the Senate bill fortunately contains no such provision.

But he would require that the bill include a radical "opt out" provision.

Lady Warnock, who in the early 1970s headed an inquiry into the education of children with learning difficulties, urged the government to carry out a "radical" review of provision.

If the government really cared about ensuring patients died good deaths in UK hospitals – kind and compassionate deaths, the best possible deaths we in the NHS are capable of providing – then they would fund a radical increase in provision of palliative care.

American negotiators are also seeking radical new "data exclusivity" provisions that ban any new medical research based on prior data or research that resulted in a patented drug.