Sentence examples for relevant provisions of from inspiring English sources

The relevant provisions of the act relate to issues of national security.

Williams launched a second challenge against the validity of the relevant provisions of this act and the payment of money to Scripture Union Queensland under the funding agreement.

Fear of litigation "is causing senior management at corporate America to think very carefully and read much more closely the relevant provisions of merger agreements," he said.

The Disciplinary Committee took into account all the factors of the case and the degree of Mr Suárez's guilt in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Code.

Transposing the relevant provisions of the act into the constitution would be a neater solution, and would reinforce the constitution's status and authority.

British officials have "drawn the Ecuadoreans' attention to relevant provisions of our law," the statement said, but the government is "still committed to reaching a mutually acceptable solution".

The ESM is not only patently in breach of the German constitution, it also violates every relevant provision of the EU treaties.

In the light of the narrower scope of the relevant provision of the Paris Agreement (UN 2015b, Paragraph 50), which refers to climate-induced displacement only, the SFDRR provision could represent the basis for more comprehensive, and ultimately just and inclusive, efforts to address this issue.

An internet search for labor laws in your state should result in a copy of the applicable laws, as well as summaries of the relevant provisions for employers.

In 2012, at the behest of Ken Clarke, the relevant provisions in section 225 of the 2003 act were finally repealed.

The work of the ICRC and Geneva Call suggests that the inclusion of relevant provisions in agreement documents provide a binding form of legal protection, which can immediately reduce civilian vulnerability to specific violations (Lacroix et al. 2011; Ruaudel 2013).