Sentence examples for unprecedented provision from inspiring English sources

"The heart of the proposal was an unprecedented provision to retroactively repeal up to 170 different laws, many of them cost-saving measures," he said.

Jackson and her attorney Don Passman declined comment, but sources say that her 1991 Virgin contract includes an unprecedented provision that enables her to take bids from rival labels for the rights to her upcoming album--even though she's released only one Virgin album.

A more novel concern is that the TPP appears to include various unprecedented provisions which would increase the privileges of TNCs and potentially reach much further into the regulation of domestic public policy that any previous FTA [ 48].

The modern nation state has become far more inclusive in recent generations and is underpinned by unprecedented social provision, free to all insiders – but towards the outside world it has become, or is trying to become, more exclusionary.

It includes unprecedented transparency provisions, and it commits nations to upping their game every five years.

The thorniest issue revolves around whether depositors in any other European country should be made to suffer losses if their banks require an international rescue, as happened in Cyprus in an unprecedented and still controversial provision for a euro zone bailout.

In fact, the health concerns with the TPP arise from the intensification of existing trade provisions and unprecedented protections for investors and intellectual property right holders.

The ability to program the network through the high-level abstractions defined by cloud/SDN API allow unprecedented dynamism in service provisioning, network management, and control.

In a press conference on Wednesday, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the bureau has an "unprecedented set of accountability provisions".

In addition to the nutrition issues associated with existing FTAs, as raised in the previous section, the new health concerns with the TPP arise from the intensification of existing trade provisions and unprecedented protections for investors and intellectual property rights-holders [ 8].

An unprecedented number of the provisions of the new Convention would require parties to undertake a "duty of cooperation" toward one another, often on the regional and subregional levels.7 The time seemed ripe to explore the practical implications of those provisions, and evaluate their potential to make a real contribution to economic development.