Sentence examples for valuable provisions from inspiring English sources

Under the pretence of supporting the Constitution, but in violation of its most valuable provisions, your citizens have been arrested and imprisoned upon no charge and contrary to all forms of law.

Aiken said he disagreed with President Barack Obama on the issue of the National Security Agency's intelligence gathering and believed Obamacare needed some changes, although he emphasized that "it is predominantly a law that is full of very valuable provisions".

For a small business like Dahm Trucking, which has annual revenue over $5 million, the most valuable provision is the increased expensing.

In addition, this valuable provision of information is used as a meta cognitive tool for tutors and moderators for monitoring and evaluating the discussion process more conveniently.

To win necessary Republican votes, the Senate leadership agreed to drop one valuable provision contained in a measure passed earlier by the House: a requirement that all utilities provide 15percentt of their power from renewable sources by 2020.

His valuable provision of a model and the hard data needed to show that capitalism inevitably breeds inequality ought to be celebrated.

"The current scheme is one of the best, if not the best, on the market, offering Tesco employees a guaranteed risk-free (to them) way of accumulating valuable pension provision for their later lives," he said.

Unfortunately for him, Teach had stripped the vessel of its valuables and provisions, and had marooned its crew; Bonnet set out for revenge, but was unable to find him.

We thank Dr. Yuval Dor and Tomer Nir for valuable advice, provision of reagents and instruction in immunostaining procedures.

A senior centre is a valuable service provision in this context, serving both fit and less functional pensioners free of charge.

Knowing these two circumstances, perception of economic value and resistance to loss, would be most valuable in planning health provisions and interpreting the preferences of the people to which this service is addressed.