Sentence examples similar to stated provisions from inspiring English sources

But a spokesman for David Cameron said: "The prime minister believes it is right to make commitments to pensioners in relationship to state provision".

But the state provisions could be enforced only by state courts.

State lawmakers, too, are soon expected to weigh new state provisions like an assault weapons ban, as Chicago already has.

Arizona argues that because federal law does not explicitly prohibit the state provisions, they are valid unless Congress implicitly intended to bar such measures.

So rudimentary are state provisions that refugees without the means to stay in local hotels arrive to find no access to shelter, sanitation, food or medical care.

He added that the replacement of seasonal union workers with temporary staff members paid using welfare money might violate state provisions.

Welfare state provisions are not accessible to everyone, they are for citizens, denizens and for privileged migrant categories.

They do not embrace a universal social system as the social democratic welfare states do, but state provisions are generous as in the social democratic welfare state.

But legislators are beginning to consider the need and state provisions have been attempted to ban or discourage food advertising in schools.

In some states, provisions required helmets for those with instructional/learner's permits and proof of medical insurance for un-helmeted riders.

Adjacent-state provisions mean the bulk of the RPS can be met by existing wind facilities, and that new wind builds will likely occur in Iowa.