Sentence examples for use this provision to from inspiring English sources

Enemies of reform have demonized the mandate to scare the public, and they are urging the Supreme Court to use this provision to rule the law unconstitutional.

"The notion that corporate America is going to be able to use this provision to eliminate our financial regulations and our food safety regulations and our consumer regulations -- that's just bunk," Obama told reporters in an April conference call.

"The notion that corporate America is going to be able to use this provision to eliminate our financial regulations and our food safety regulations and our consumer regulations -- that's just bunk," Obama said.

In December, 13 Senate Democrats, including Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Dick Durbin of Illinois, urged the Education Department to use this provision to forgive debts incurred by Corinthian students.

"The notion that corporate America is going to be able to use this provision to eliminate our financial regulations and our food safety regulations and our consumer regulations -- that's just bunk.

While this may make sense in some cases, many of the most controversial incidents -- shootings, in-custody deaths, use of force complaints -- typically result in these types of probes, meaning police could use this provision to suppress the majority of consequential footage until after the investigation has been completed. .

Unsurprisingly, the Bush administration used this provision to add a string of new exemptions for Christians.

The French soccer player David Regis had used this provision to become a United States citizen for the 1998 World Cup.

The administration claims legal wiggle room in the Internal Revenue Code, which allows the Treasury secretary to make "needful rules and regulations" about tax collection, including those "as may be necessary by reason of any alteration of law". Treasury has used this provision to justify smoothing out the phase-in of other laws.

Last week, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop used this provision to declare it an offence for Australians to visit the de-facto IS capital of Raqqa in Syria without a valid reason.

The union's view is that L.A. Unified has used this provision to make class-size restrictions meaningless.