Sentence examples for read the provisions from inspiring English sources

Faced with this situation and with considerable legislative inertia, American courts came to read the provisions of the housing code into the lease.

Will this talk of children with cancer lead them to read the provisions of the Affordable Care Act and, for once, think about what the law means for real people?

This sounds like a regular security deposit, but we urge you to read the provisions in the agreement you signed to see if it is described as a holding deposit or as a security deposit.

Trump probably would have been even more upset had he read the provision that could sharply curtail his plan to reorganize the government.

Senator Francis G. Escudero acknowledged on Tuesday on his Web site that he had not read the provision of the law dealing with online libel, but said he had introduced a bill to decriminalize libel.

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is about to sign into law the nation's most restrictive voter suppression measure, though, he admits he has not read the provision prohibiting 16- and 17-year-olds from pre-registering to vote.

In dissent, Judge Niemeyer, like Judge King, relied on the "plain meaning" of §507(a)(5), but read the provision unequivocally to deny priority status to an insurer's claim for unpaid workers' compensation premiums.

However, I think it is easier to read the provision as evidence of ownership by JREL and a license to use the characters granted by JREL to Clancy on a royalty-free basis (i.e., it does not say "Husband owns"; it says "Husband shall be free to use").

The N.E.A., however, reads the provision as merely hortatory, and contends that it stops well short of an absolute restriction...

Clancy's widow reads the provision to mean Clancy retained ownership of the characters for himself.

Perhaps Webb reads the provision the same way and somehow concluded that the royalty-free license to the characters expired upon Clancy's death and reverted to JREL.