Sentence examples for which provisions of from inspiring English sources

It is not clear which provisions of American law would apply in this case.

Douthat finds one: a sub rosa, "inchoate" dispute over which provisions of the Affordable Care Act to delay, and to what extent the middle class should share in the benefits of any tax-reform deal.

Mr. Duncan said the administration would immediately reach out to governors, state school commissioners and other leaders to begin negotiations over the potential waivers, asking which provisions of the law they consider the most serious obstacles and what kinds of school improvement policies they would be willing to undertake in exchange.

The authors, David F Larcker and Brian Tayan of Stanford's Graduate School of Business, apparently meant the exercise as a way of getting readers to think about which provisions of Dodd-Frank make sense and which might actually hinder corporate governance.

The executive branch has immense discretion in deciding which provisions of law will be energetically enforced and which will be ignored.

Such as which provisions of the constitution?

Both laws were and are plainly repellent, but it's difficult to say precisely which provision of the Constitution they violated.

Further analysis is needed to examine the conditions in which provision of support to children is likely to occur in Japan compared to other societies.

Only those studies were included in which provision of complementary food (±education) or educational intervention was the only difference between the two study groups.

This outbreak was the first influenza pandemic during which provision of real-time diagnostic virologic testing on large numbers of specimens had been a practical possibility.

The ways in which provision of health care services during the early postnatal period may impact the new family is a subject which should be constantly under our surveillance.