Sentence examples for reverse provisions from inspiring English sources

In August, companies including R. J. Reynolds filed a lawsuit seeking to reverse provisions in a recently passed federal tobacco law that will prevent tobacco advertisements from using logos or color in publications that have either more than 15percentt readership, or two million readers, under 18. (Congress banned advertising cigarettes on television in the 1970s).

Dehap has been at the forefront of rallies to protest over Mr Ocalan's solitary confinement.Their primary goal is to reverse provisions in a new penal code, adopted on June 1st, that in effect proscribe Mr Ocalan's lawyers from forwarding instructions to PKK rebels based in Iraq.This flow of orders from Mr Ocalan's cell to the field had angered many Turks.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti was arrested and stood trial to defend Allen Ginsberg's Howl, Andy Ross' bookstore was pipe-bombed because he stood up for freedom of speech, and more recently Tattered Cover took the federal government to court to defend a customer's privacy rights and has since been active in the battle to reverse provisions of the Patriot Act.

The lawsuit asks the court to reverse those provisions.

They are backing proposed amendments that would reverse those provisions.

The American Investment Council said the bill would reverse "outdated" provisions on advertising.

Alternatively, in periods of poor financial performance, managers may reduce or reverse those provisions to inflate reported earnings.

Instead, the draft suggests that the president would seek to reverse the provisions legislatively, or let them expire in September, at the end of the current fiscal year.

Analysts are predicting that those two institutions will have to set aside less money to cover future losses, and perhaps even reverse earlier provisions for losses, increasing their earnings.

CRAWFORD, TEXAS (The Borowitz Report) — Just hours after the United States Senate voted to reverse key provisions of the Patriot Act, former President George W. Bush said that he regretted that the law had been partially repealed before he ever got a chance to read it.

CRAWFORD, TEXAS (The Borowitz Report)—Just hours after the United States Senate voted to reverse key provisions of the Patriot Act, former President George W. Bush said that he regretted that the law had been partially repealed before he ever got a chance to read it.