Sentence examples for unique provisions from inspiring English sources

The state constitution reinforces the basic rights found in the United States Constitution, but also contains several unique provisions, such as regulations governing the operation of casinos.

In a big win for American farmers, consumers and even import-reliant African nations, the Wall Street reform bill winding its way though Congress has unique provisions that apply to food and energy trading.

CNET has negotiated a rather unique provision that gives it more leeway than usual to find another, higher bidder.

Under a unique provision in the surrender agreement, 3,000 Japanese were to remain on Truk to perform the necessary construction, working under the direction of an American force.

A unique provision in the agreement between MIT and Summit Farms will provide MIT researchers with access to a wealth of data on performance parameters at the North Carolina site.

But there appears to be a unique provision in the merger agreement that Bear is required to re-hold the vote over the course of 12 months if Bear's shareholders vote no the first time.

"The unnecessarily restrictive proposal would prohibit hosts from sharing their home with guests while the host is out of town — a unique provision which has never before been proposed," Airbnb spokesman Alison Schumer told KPCC prior to the meeting.

The measure would set salaries by collective bargaining instead of by the unique provision in San Francisco's charter that guaranteed Muni operators the second-highest wages of any transit workers in the country.

Civil liability for nuclear damage regime established in India follows global practice in this area and has a unique provision that enables an Operator to exercise a right of recourse against a Supplier.

Several applicants complained that restricting licenses for processors would make it harder to track cannabis from seed to sale, a unique provision built into Maryland's law and designed to protect patients by cutting down on tampering and diversion of the product.

Title II is a unique provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.