Sentence examples for remarkable provisions from inspiring English sources

But, in one of the more remarkable provisions of a most unusual deal, Chase has agreed to keep the artwork there, even if it closes its branch, as long as Tahl Propp owns the building.

Just before the House leadership's 794-page health care reform bill went to a Ways & Means markup last Thursday, a remarkable provision was slipped in that amounts to one of the more audacious and far-reaching trial lawyer power grabs seen on Capitol Hill in a while.

The prosecution agreement has a remarkable provision: going forward, all bonuses will be based on "the extent to which the senior executive meets compliance standards and values".

That admonition is followed by a remarkable intimidation provision that if a court finds the defendant immune, "the court shall award reasonable attorney's fees, court costs, compensation for loss of income and all expenses incurred by the defendant in any civil action brought by a plaintiff".

Experimental results also support a conclusion that with little overhead handling context information, AppaaS can bring remarkable benefits to provisioning mobile applications as a service.

The provisions were remarkable acts of interventionism, residents said, particularly for a Congress that says it does not believe in meddling in local affairs.

The text was readily adopted in a climate of horror over the Nazi Holocaust of Jews as well as of Roma and other despised groups.The convention's provisions are remarkable for what they do and do not cover.

In a concurring opinion, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. called the administration's attack on the provision "quite remarkable".

Since 1979 there has been a remarkable shift in sectoral provision.

The absence of consideration of that critical provision is remarkable in light of judicial and political developments over the past year.

A recent quantitative analysis identified remarkable weaknesses in actual EHP provision and attributed it to problems of under-funding [ 26].