Sentence examples for separate provision of from inspiring English sources

Each case concerned a separate provision of the disability law.

Last year, the Supreme Court addressed a separate provision of the disabilities law in ruling that states were immune from disability discrimination suits brought by their own employees.

A separate provision of the resolution endorses a plan for political transition, which was first hammered out at a conference in Geneva last summer.

Neither suit challenged a separate provision of the Defense of Marriage Act that says states do not have to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states.

Under a separate provision of the Senate and House bills, the government would provide tax credits to help small businesses buy health insurance for two years.

The suit, to be filed in Federal District Court in Boston, does not challenge a separate provision of the act that says states do not have to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states.

It is generally accepted that the trigeneration system should outperform the conventional separate provisions of cooling, heating and power.

By continuing to own his businesses while he is president, Donald Trump is violating two separate provisions of the U.S. Constitution.

The White House was already laying plans to push the separate provisions of the bill that congressional leaders may find palatable, including the payroll tax cuts and funding to prevent more teacher layoffs.

According to the New York Times: "One month later, the Office for Civil Rights agreed to exempt Belmont Abbey from 10 separate provisions of Title IX that prohibit discrimination based on gender identity, including employment, the admission of students, housing and the provision of facilities like restrooms and locker rooms.

The charges included violations of three separate provisions of the Lacey Act, specifically conspiracy to submit a false label for fish transported in interstate commerce; conspiracy to transport fish in interstate commerce in violation of state law or regulation; and conspiracy to transport and sell fish in interstate commerce in violation of state law or regulation.