Sentence examples for several provisions of from inspiring English sources

But several provisions of the Constitution give people a right not to cooperate.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. filed a lawsuit yesterday that challenged the constitutionality of several provisions of the new campaign finance law.

into a misguided effort to oppose several provisions of the McCain-Feingold bill, which seeks to reform campaign finance practices.

Napster is arguing its activities are protected under several provisions of the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Obama administration officials said several provisions of the new federal health law would help make insurance more affordable.

Several provisions of the Senate bill are meant to enhance protections for American workers and to prevent visa fraud and abuse.

The principal antiterrorism bill in the Senate, introduced last week includes several provisions to control the possession of dangerous biological agents and toxins.

The sustainable development goals (SDGs), which come into effect next year, have several provisions to improve the lives of people with disabilities, including targets to educate all disabled children and to find more jobs for disabled adults.

They sent a list of concerns to the government, including the "lack of clarity and precision" of several provisions, surveillance laws and scope of restrictions to the freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association and the right to privacy.

But Hart says that he'd like the bill's supporters to clarify several provisions, including the number of laureates, length of service, and type of duties they would perform.

Paradoxically, some of the critics say, several provisions -- like a tightening of travel restrictions and a curb on relief packages -- may backfire, harming Mr. Bush's chances in Florida, a crucial swing state.