Sentence examples for a provision so from inspiring English sources

But there's a reason that Obamacare's authors kept a provision so unpleasant and unpopular.

The Democrats managed one big victory on Wednesday when, by a vote of 224 to 202, the House struck one that would have gutted the Endangered Species Act by blocking the federal government from listing any new species as threatened or endangered and barring it from protecting vital habitat — a provision so extreme that even some Republicans could not countenance it.

What would be said of a decision construing such a statutory provision so as to hold a tax of so many cents on the dollar upon property an income tax because, forsooth, all the property assessed has been received as the fruits of labor, of industry, or of capital, upon the theory that, as the property had come into existence at some remote date as income, the tax was an income tax?

An additional benefit in a 401(k) is a loan provision, so the money deferred in the retirement accounts of owners could be leveraged for additional lines of capital to grow a company or provide financial relief.

Because it had been built with subsidies, there was a recapture provision so that, if the owners sold within 15 years, part of the profit had to be returned to the subsidizing agency.

And developers would be barred from demolishing rent-controlled buildings unless the City Council passes an ordinance explicitly allowing them to do so — a provision that, so far, has not reassured critics in L.A. Wiener disputes the idea that his bill would produce a wholesale destruction of older housing stock.

This week, the police in New Delhi have invoked a special legal provision so that they can tightly restrict public gatherings in the area surrounding the summit meeting.

Each of them has their own pimp who hangs around nearby, offering drugs and paying the cops a kind of provision so they can work here.

There could also be an effort to push through "technical" fixes to Dodd-Frank, such as adding a privacy protection provision so that documents banks hand over the CFPB cannot be released to the public or during litigation.

(In all likelihood the previous investment round negotiated an anti-dilution provision, so your dilution is compounded).

Investors cannot file a case under this provision, so companies are often more willing to settle this type of charge because it does not expose them to court cases filed by private plaintiffs.