Sentence examples for terms and provisions from inspiring English sources

"The co-op should consult with its insurance agent or broker to determine the exact terms and provisions of such insurance coverage," he said.

She said when she asked Oxford for an explanation, it cited a single passage in her handbook dealing with out-of-network coverage: "When you receive covered services from network providers but not in accordance with the H.M.O.'s guidelines, those covered services will be covered under this certificate in accordance with its terms and provisions".

In light of these concerns, the Supporting States propose that the Court implement a procedure to evaluate Microsoft's compliance with the terms and provisions of the decree at the earlier of three years after implementation of the conduct restrictions and affirmative mandates, or at the conclusion of appeals in this litigation, in order to evaluate the competitive effects of the decree.

There are a number of important terms and provisions in such a critical document that a client really must understand.

The coordinating investigator has to subscribe to an insurance policy covering, in its terms and provisions, its legal liability for injuries caused to participating persons and arising out of this research performed strictly in accordance with the scientific protocol as well as with applicable law and professional standards.

Include terms and provisions to protect you from unexpected work and additional costs.

Be sure, however, to sign a formal loan document, including all rate and repayment terms, and any provisions for eventually converting the loan to equity.

The long-term preservation and provision of quality-assessed data and information will be common objectives for both SCOSTEP and WDS.

At the same time, deteriorating economic conditions and civil strife in many countries have disrupted long-term planning and provision of health services.

It is hoped that these new developments will not only help to secure the future of HGMD, but will also enhance the facilities currently used for the long term storage and provision of mutation data to the scientific community.

But the union said their opposition was based on its overall economic terms, and not any provisions specifically related to their jobs.