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121. The payment will be reduced under statutory provisions if the employee is approaching retirement age.

122. As its provisions will be beneficial to many people, I hope that we shall deal with it expeditiously.

123. Local authorities will be responsible for controlling discharges from smaller factories and license provisions for waste disposal contractors.

124. Its central provision was the currency union of I July 1990, but it contained a number of other important provisions.

125. Despite agreement on those provisions, the White House has voiced concern over several other sections of the measure.

125. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

126. Carla went to find craft shops and Sara went to buy Rodney's provisions on her own.

127. There is always considerable negotiation over the provisions governing the conduct of the business between signing and completion.

128. These provisions will be replaced gradually by new regulations and approved codes of practice.

129. Relevant well-established civil court case law is based on the general provisions of the Civil Code relating to the conclusion of contracts.

130. Their unsuccessful efforts included a move to block the Environmental Protection Agency from enforcing provisions of environmental laws now on the books.

131. The research aims to explore how decisions are made in voluntary sector transport provisions.

132. R.22 contains provisions as to the name of a recognised body.

133. Conservatives and civil libertarians alike had expressed fears over the provisions limiting federal appeals for prisoners.

134. Profits in 1992 were bolstered by a fall in bad debt provisions to ￡676 million.

135. Earnings at some major regional banks suffered from higher-than-expected provisions for problem loans.

136. This has meant that some detailed provisions in standard forms of contract have required amendment.

137. Article 8 provides that member states may adopt more stringent provisions than those set out in the Directive if they so wish.

138. The greatly increased power which flows from the Act is enshrouded in a mist of complicated statutory provisions.

139. Their contract will therefore, in the absence of contrary agreement, be subject to the provisions of the Sale of Goods Act.

140. It codified previous provisions excluding aliens and added a long list of new categories of persons to be excluded.

141. Many provisions of the Sale of Goods Act were designed to remedy such deficiencies in the contract.

142. The banks would have fewer bad debt provisions to declare.

143. Using a vehicle in contravention of the relevant statutory provisions constitutes a criminal offence.

144. Experience in using the contract and familiarity with its provisions allowed surveyors and contractors alike to devise operating procedures which worked well.

145. Do those provisions apply in the case of a foreign company?

146. The provisions related to public assemblies vary slightly from those for marches and processions.

147. These provisions vary depending on the nature of your work - a building site is obviously different from an office.

148. The courts can not declare a legislative measure or an executive action contrary to the provisions of the Constitution.

149. The move implements cancellation provisions contained in the second and third life assurance directive.

150. The voluntary code, which will cover offshore centres, has no provisions for sanctions or enforcement checks.