Sentence examples for search provision from inspiring English sources
The reforms amending the Constitution will now go back to the Senate, which had endorsed the search provision.
Privacy advocates in the House pushed an amendment to the annual defense appropriations bill that would have closed the so-called "backdoor search" provision, which allows US intelligence and law enforcement agencies to search without warrants for Americans' data inside the National Security Agency's huge hoard of collected international communications data.
BG, GO and EM contributed to the literature search, provision of original data and final approval of the submission.
The file search provision in ESTMD allows users to obtain information regarding the possible function of many ESTs or genes at one time instead of searching them individually (Fig. 3).
"The government is committed to a wider review of counter-terror legislation, including the operation of section 44 stop and search provisions.
An industrial application for fatigue studies is described, illustrating comparison of analysis and test data, repository search and provision of best practice advice.
The vision of the founding members of the WMDA in 1992 was that the search and provision of stem cells from unrelated donors would eventually become an international effort, and therefore would require standardized practice to ensure the high quality of stem cells no matter where the donor or recipient reside.
Over the years, the authorities said, the hermit, in search of provisions to sustain himself, repeatedly burglarized Mr. Proulx's home.
Staking out a spot is just the beginning, however, and woe to the novice who wanders off in search of provisions.
After his lieutenant, Francisco de Orellana, left him in search of provisions, Pizarro and his men waited in vain for his return.
The delayed notification search warrant provisions are part of the Abbott government's second national security bill, which aims to make it easier to detain and prosecute terrorism suspects and investigate such offences.
