Sentence examples for In some provisions from inspiring English sources

Congress has, in effect, set aside $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years to pay for revisions to the tax code, but to keep the cost of the plan to that limit, the Republican leadership is relying on financing gimmicks to phase in some provisions, or put time limits on others.

The legislators who wrote the bill phased in some provisions and made others expire early so that the bill's cost would not outrun the projected surpluses in any of the next 10 years.

That resulted in some provisions most cherished by liberals, like the state's responsibility for the poor and the requirement that broad areas of the state be forever protected from development.

The Montreal SPCA initiated a legal battle that ultimately resulted in some provisions being changed.

Eventually, the bill passed, but Cablevision succeeded in weakening some provisions, according to lobbyists in Trenton.

Sure, said Victoria Braden, chief executive of Braden Benefits Strategies in Atlanta, some provisions like extending tax credits and accelerated depreciation from last year's assistance package will help.

At Trump's behest, Republicans succeeded in eliminating some provisions favoring the $30 billion project, which includes building a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River.

While federal officials have certainly put in place some provisions of the law without delay, there is no question that the adoption of such a large and sweeping set of provisions is complicated, said Mr. Fronstin, the employee benefits expert.

At the same time, top bureau officials are described as "sym pathetic" to industry demands For a relaxation, or at least an extension of time, in enforcing some provisions.

Neither hyperbolic claim is true; in fact, some provisions are so absurd that they will never affect anyone.

Google and Wikipedia joined in that fight, saying some provisions in the bill amounted to online censorship.