Sentence examples for acceptable provisions from inspiring English sources
If they are outside of the acceptable provisions, they will be "taxed" on their losses, ranging from 1% on the first £100,000 to 100% on anything over £10m.
Phase Three: If Snowe agrees to an acceptable public-option provision, immediately stop negotiating with Lieberman and go to the Senate floor with a bill.
In this scenario, IT Administrators could download acceptable applications and provision them through Cisco Unified Communications Manager by establishing a device profile for Cisco Cius.
4.23pm GMT The Venerable Robert Key of Jersey says it matters not that the provisions are acceptable to the host, it matters that they're acceptable to the guest.
Before approving the annual report and accounts the audit committee was not told of this change and the auditor concluded that although the level of provisions was acceptable, the initial provision was towards the "more optimistic end" of the acceptable range.
Based on the Australian Standard AS3600 provisions the acceptable value for shrinkage required a value below 0.075 % at the age 56 days.
As a result the difference between the Basel Committee and accounting standards setters is no minor spat: the whole basis of bank accounting is opened up by this apparently simple quest for an acceptable standard on debt provisions.
"We wouldn't expect or accept windowless rooms for any other sector of society, and so there is absolutely no reason to think such provision is acceptable to students".
Mr. Graham, a member of the bipartisan group that drafted the original legislation, served as the group's conduit to Mr. Corker and Mr. Hoeven to ensure that their provision was acceptable to both Democrats and Republicans.
An opinion poll commissioned by the GMB suggests that people agree that the public sector should remain public; other recent polls suggest that private provision is acceptable to most.
Self-service kiosks offer this potential, but there is a need for solutions to meet acceptable standards, e.g. provision of accurate measurements.
