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States without worker involvement provisions were afraid that the SE might lead to having such provisions being imposed on their companies; and states with those provisions were afraid they might lead to those provisions being circumvented.

Provisions that give rise to certain kinds of questions are seen to need additional provisions for how to resolve those questions, and provisions that offer no course of action may best be omitted and left to policy decisions.

Plaintiffs have failed to show that BM 114’s permitting provisions deprive them of liberty, because BM 114’s permitting provisions do not violate their Second Amendment rights.

The new migration pact includes renewed provisions on the migrant redistribution mechanism proposed earlier and provisions on new procedures, he said.

Middlesbrough Council uses several “registered alternative provisions”, meaning such provisions are signed up with Ofsted and the Department for Education.

Red, White and Brews 5K at Wild Provisions: 10 a.m. Sunday, Wild Provisions by 4 Noses Brewing Company, 2209 Central Ave., Boulder.

The Act has provisions to curb the misuse of individuals' data by online platforms and introduces several compliance requirements for the collection and processing of personal data and provisions for up to Rs 250 crore penalty for any data breach.

Ind-Ra said that revisiting provisions of termination payment in accordance with the provisions associated with HAM and toll-operate-transfer model would better protect lenders in case of eventualities and is likely to garner increased private attention.

Overall, Article 370’s provisions were used to extend Constitution’s provisions to J&K.

Furthermore, and most importantly in my humble submission, the Constitution only makes provisions for removal of the CJN and Chairman of the NJC but does not make provisions for his suspension in the above sections of the Constitution.

Furthermore, the provisions of the Basic Law governing the prime minister’s removal due to criminal wrongdoing seem to set the bar for removal higher than the constitutional and statutory provisions that address ministers, deputy ministers and mayors.

The Bill seeks to amend provisions of Cinematograph Act, 1952, in order to tackle film piracy by including penal provisions for unauthorised camcording and duplication of films.

The other income has shown a huge increase on account of provisions no longer required amounting to ₹52,626 crore as against ₹373 crore because of write-back of excess risk provision from contingency fund to provisions no longer required.

There are no prescribed guidelines for the extent of provisions to be made in case of downgrades, according to insurance players, though they prudently make provisions immediately upon the downgrade of the debt instruments.

What you doing with these provisions, by "mischieviously" misunderstanding the provisions of the Article, can be done with any other state.

The Supreme Islamic Council is violating The Gambian Constitution in multiple provisions including entrenched provisions by its constant and determined assault on the Ahmaddiya.

This press release contains certain statements that are forward-looking, and which should be considered, amongst other statutory provisions, in light of the safe harbor provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

CFR28 contains a number of other technical provisions that are said to “prevent loopholes and sabotage” which, when combined with its core provisions, make it lengthier than other proposed amendments.

In 1992 when the new mental disorder provisions were enacted, Parliament included "capping" provisions which were to be enacted at a later date.

Often, complex legislation bundles a series of provisions together as a means of addressing a social or governmental problem; those provisions often fall in different logical areas of the Code.