Sentence examples for bad provision from inspiring English sources

The consequences of bad provision of services is far-reaching, but the provision of better services could prompt a cascade of benefits, not only for today's mothers and babies, but for generations to come.

A majority of Senate negotiators, including two Democrats, approved a bad provision from the House version of the bill to exempt most publicly traded companies (those worth less than $75 million) from an antifraud auditing requirement in the Sarbanes-Oxley law, passed in 2002 after the Enron debacle.

This is the modified Samuelson (1954) rule concerning the optimal public good (bad) provision: The marginal benefit accrued from the country's emissions αF ' (e*) should be equalized to the sum of the marginal disutility diffused all over the world, n ∂ ψ ∂ c 1 d | ϵ j l * = 1 n.

Finally, the last insultingly bad provision on which Congress has wasted its time and ours with this bill, and in fact the entire effort, is the requirement that senders give receivers a means to "opt out" of their lists that is, tell them you don't want to hear from them ever again.

The bill still contains some bad provisions.

So: bad provisions in the law.

"One or two provisions aren't going to offset bad provisions," he said.

Paying off British generals, and bad provisions probably killed more soldiers in China than did the Chinese army".

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has ably explained much of the damage this bill could cause, but here are a few especially bad provisions.

Other bad provisions would weaken federal oversight of public lands coveted by the oil and gas industries or would otherwise threaten environmental values in wilderness areas that are best left alone.

With the budget battle they couldn't take the Citibank and other bad provisions out without killing the entire "deal" and starting over.