Sentence examples for same provisions as from inspiring English sources
Instead, the proposal had some of the same provisions as the bill Mr. Rowland vetoed last year.
"There's no reason why they shouldn't be held to the same provisions as any other institution of higher learning that gets state funding," said Blake, who was not in office when the records law was rewritten.
In 2002 Science published the sequence of the rice genome produced by Syngenta's Torrey Mesa Research Institute, under essentially the same provisions as the human genome paper.
The patient treated the subsequent three consecutive attacks of migraine with the treatment received for the second period, with the same provisions as above regarding the dosing.
A bill containing most of the same provisions as the one McCreary authored was passed later in the session.
We've had the same provision as the Olympic team at our holding camp in Newport and a lot of us are based up in Manchester alongside the Olympic guys.
Two other judges, in Michigan and Virginia, have given it their blessing; a third, also in Virginia, faulted the same provision as the one in Florida the "individual mandate", which obliges everyone to obtain health insurance but voided only that part, leaving the rest intact.
The same provisions do not apply as strongly to cellphone users because the agency voted to keep wireless networks generally free of rules preventing the blocking and slowing of Web traffic.
Conversely, if on investigation such works, and their makers, are revealed as ordinary, subject to the same provisions and defects as the rest of what we've plopped onto the planet — all these cities, nations, languages, histories — then why get worked up in the first place?
Abhisit Vejjajiva was voted in as prime minister in the same House of Representatives and through the same provisions under the constitution as were his two predecessors.
On a final point relating to the amendments, the Commission cannot support the deletion of paragraph 3 of Article 12, again because there are valid reasons not to apply exactly the same provisions to legal persons as to natural persons.
