And Australians have come to expect this provision of service.
The Fisa court should appoint an amicus – that's what this provision of USA Freedom is for.
"Even the Bush Justice Department filed suit to enforce this provision of that law.
"What he has done," said H. Richard Uviller, a law professor at Columbia University, "is universalized this provision of the Bill of Rights".
It was this provision of state law that defeated Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's attempt to begin a small experimental voucher program for poor children in New York City.
The House Democratic leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, said that this provision of the law, aimed mainly at lawmakers, threatened "collateral damage" to staff members.
All states have adopted, in some form or another, this provision of the Uniform Commercial Code or similar legislation, he said.
(Because the regulations have not been written, the Internal Revenue Service is not yet enforcing this provision of the new law).
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, struck down this provision of the Texas law, saying it conflicted with the federal statute on employee benefits.
This provision of the Marriage Act 1961 was introduced by Phillip Ruddock when he was attorney general in 2004 and was designed to ensure that the definition of marriage was not eroded.
Utility companies have always hated this provision of the Clean Air Act, which requires them to install up-to-date pollution controls when they build new plants or renovate old ones.
