Sentence examples for the existing provisions from inspiring English sources

On one level, that year's 98-0 Senate vote, which extended the act by another quarter century, makes the case for judicial deference on the issue even stronger, since it suggests that a broad democratic consensus exists in support of the existing provisions.

"Criticism of the existing provisions concerning this freedom forms an important part of the backdrop to the hunger strike campaign," the committee said.

Far more sensible would be to introduce a simple, flat-rate basic minimum pension, set at or slightly above the pension credit level, which could take over from the existing provisions from at least age 75.

But the nineteen-thirties are still near enough to be remembered with fear and bitterness, and with gratitude for the day on which Mr. Arthur Greenwood appointed Lord Beveridge to review the existing provisions for social insurance and to recommend plans for filling the gaps.

Therefore, a new design model is suggested based on the existing provisions by taking the D/t ratios of the columns into account.

In India, 'needless autopsies' where cause of death is very obvious, are conducted 'in the name of law' ignoring the observations of the Supreme Court of India and the existing provisions in the law itself.

The bank has paid out £290m in compensation from the existing provision.

"The implicit conclusion of the Shott report was that the existing provision of regional news should continue; it is particularly important in relation to the nations and their identity," Enders said.

Brandis is seeking to keep the existing provision that makes it an offence to intimidate, but to narrow the definition to "intimidate means to cause fear of physical harm".

An additional block of food outlets would be added to the existing provision at the centre.

The second phase of the proposals would see the existing provision consolidated on a new site in the Rhuddlan and Bodelwyddan areas.