Sentence examples for this provision calls from inspiring English sources

This provision calls for technical, administrative and medical controls.

This provision calls on states to work with schools and child welfare agencies to provide school transportation for these students even if they are no longer living nearby.

This provision calls for, among other things, the completion of a 700-mile fence along the border with Mexico and the deployment of up to 20,000 more border agents, creating a huge militarized zone right in our own back yard at a cost of $46 billion dollars.

This provision, called a leverage ratio, is an attempt to require banks to hold reserves against all their money at risk, with no leeway to play games with accounting rules.

This provision, called Section 1011, has helped alleviate the financial hardship for a number of participating hospitals and likely prevented many emergency rooms throughout the country from shutting down.

Over the years – and in the past 18 months – this provision, called pre-clearance, allowed the Department to take swift action against numerous jurisdictions that adopted rules or procedures with either a discriminatory purpose or effect.

The Red Cross's standing commentary on the provision calls it "an important and regrettable concession to State expediency".

Earlier this week, Mr. Bush criticized the provision, calling it a "legislative overreach" that would tie his hands if he became president.

Mr. Sahhaf declared that Iraq was not troubled by the provision calling for it to work with the United Nations because it believed it already had fulfilled its obligations.

The Senate president pro tem, Don Perata, Democrat of Oakland, was quick to condemn that provision, calling it "political expediency at its best and political leadership at its worst".

Not surprisingly, academic lobbyists also plan to fight that provision, calling it an "inappropriate" way to deal with a program that affects so many agencies.