No such provision appears in the amended court rules.

It is still undergoing revisions, even though its main provisions appear to be set.

The first provision appears to give the Florida Legislature the right to name its own slate.

Chapter 3 of the Constitution, in which these provisions appear, should be read with:

At the time of writing these provisions have been in operation for nearly six months and appear to be effective.

The attorney general said that provision also appeared to conflict with state law.

However entrenching provisions would appear to indicate intent to protect rights.

This provision appears to run counter to Member States' international obligations on children's rights.

At least one crucial provision appeared to change after objections from the United States.

That provision appears to have a committee majority against it.