Sentence examples for changing provisions from inspiring English sources

But reconciliation rules prevent changing provisions that do not have any budgetary impact.

In recent weeks, some senior government officials had expected Mr. Bush to use his speech to describe a new agenda for strengthening the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, changing provisions that Iran and North Korea exploited to build up their nuclear capacity.

Republicans say the controversy over changing provisions that impact immigrants is based on disagreements between the House and Senate over how VAWA should be reauthorized -- disagreements which have been blown out of proportion because Democrats are trying to play politics.

These were: 1) barriers to diagnosis and/or care, 2) studies of or guidelines about diagnosis and management, and 3) studies of changing provision or practice in dementia care in the community.

There are concerns about diagnosing dementia because of potential negative impacts on the patient (e.g. stigma, missing a different and treatable diagnosis like depression), the caregiver (longer time in a stressful role), and service provision (overloading of specialist services, diagnostic uncertainty, difficulty in changing provision) [ 10].

But Republicans are likely to insist on changing whatever provisions they can.

Does the Act address enforcement of the bathroom and changing facility provisions?

For example, participants acknowledged an array of considerations including the importance of changing legal provisions, promoting employment opportunities, and creating opportunities for access to education, as means to achieve greater inclusion of PWD in their communities.

The order, signed by Mr. President Obama on Sept. 25, contains an array of simple but potentially game-changing provisions that will help enforce the government's existing zero-tolerance policy.

Something I'm really interested in are the conversations taking place at the trust about changing the provision of children's homes in the borough.

Congress will need to ensure, through subsidies and by changing a provision that seems to penalize retirees who receive drug coverage from a former employer, that such erosion of corporate benefits is minimal.