Sentences with phrase «still number of provisions»

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Still, a provision allows for developers to waive or reduce the number of affordable apartments by pleading hardship to the city's Board of Standards and Appeals.

He said investigation into the crime was still ongoing, with police in the process of tracking down other suspects, but that the defendant was hurriedly charged to court in view of the provision of the Constitution as to number of days to detain him in custody.

Chicago teachers were prohibited from striking for at least 18 months and banned from bargaining on a number of issues, including charter schools, privatization, and class schedules — provisions they are still seeking to overturn seven years later.

Though the program falls under the law's choice provisions, the federal government still considers magnets an important aspect of desegregation policy, defining a magnet school as one that «offers a special curriculum capable of attracting substantial numbers of students of different racial backgrounds.»

«There are still significant numbers of schools ignoring health and safety provisions and who are not managing their asbestos effectively, putting pupils and staff at risk.

There are a number of disincentives for commercial law firms to take advantage of the main provisions of the Act, but the impact of the reforms is still likely to be deeply felt even amongst the leading practices.

«The new agreement still contains a number of unlawful provisions such as the three - year deferral of interest accruing and the lack of any suitable requirement for independent legal representation of minors and mentally handicapped victims.

But, there would still be good reasons not to contest paternity if he wants to be a father to the child, and I am not convinced that Colorado follows the predominant, majority or plurality rule on this point, although there are certainly many other states that follow the same rule (Colorado's rule originates with the Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act that a number of states adopted when they switched to no fault divorce, and other states copied its substantive provisions over the years.)