Sentence examples similar to backed provisions from inspiring English sources

New "claw-back" provisions may mean that this year's grant could vanish next year.

But a robust part of the deal, from an American perspective, is its "snap-back" provisions.

There are snap-back provisions to restore sanctions in the event of violations.

Claw-back provisions are becoming increasingly common on postcrisis Wall Street.

With Wednesday's vote, the House has passed eight bills this year that would roll back provisions of Dodd-Frank.

Mr. Ashcroft's opponents said his report gave them new ammunition to seek to scale back provisions of the law.

Similarly, legislation fostering best practices, like claw-back provisions where an executive has to return money, would have been welcomed.

When the great snowstorm of 1978 hit, I headed out in snowshoes and brought back provisions for one.

"Aren't you starving?" I asked, hoping it would compel her to go out and bring back provisions.

Lest we forget, he earned £14.5m over four years in pay and bonuses – another excellent advert for putting claw-back provisions in directors' contracts.

Another sign of the improving conditions was the move by the bank – the first in more than a decade – to write back provisions previously made for bad loans.