Sentence examples for the provision made from inspiring English sources

Trump also opposes such land transfers, but the provision made it into the official Republican platform.

The union said that the provision made players pay to preserve their contracts, and made two offers that eventually reached a 50-50 revenue split.

The provision made it hard for anyone who was not backed by the party establishment to circulate petitions, strengthening the control of party leaders.

Computer makers had said that the provision made it more difficult for them to assert their patent rights against Microsoft, a view partly acknowledged in a recent deposition by Richard Fade, a Microsoft senior vice president.

Our questions intensified after the September 2002 meeting between the prime minister and President Bush at Camp David, not only on the legality of invasion, but on the provision made for the reconstruction of Iraq after a probable victory.

The provision made by it for such of our citizens as have claims on Spain of the character described will, it is presumed, be very satisfactory to them, and the boundary which is established between the territories of the parties westward of the Mississippi, heretofore in dispute, has, it is thought, been settled on conditions just and advantageous to both.

And the provision makes Bennett's job even more difficult, because winds can vary greatly over 20 miles.

At its core is the provision making it illegal to discriminate against people who have a "protected characteristic".

5 Hearings on these proposals brought strong protests from some organizations, including the American Bar Association, against the provision making the Administrative Procedure Act inapplicable to deportation proceedings.

The only change in that Act relevant to these deportation proceedings was the provision making membership in the Communist Party specifically a basis for deportation.

The provision makes it unlawful to do something publicly that is likely "to offend, insult humiliate or intimidate" a person or group of people on racial or ethnic grounds.