Sentence examples for core provisions in from inspiring English sources

Republicans — who have managed to lock down the Senate for much of the year with the threat of a filibuster — are prepared to strike out core provisions in the final legislation, by proposing an array of time-consuming amendments, and employing parliamentary challenges.

Likewise, the core provisions in proxy access bylaws are now settled (i.e., ownership of 3% of a company's shares for at least three years, and the right to nominate up to 20% of the board by a shareholder or group of up to 20 shareholders).

"I came at this somewhat more open and flexible". To get what he wanted, Kennedy agreed to a core provision in the Senate bill that gave private insurance companies the primary responsibility -- and the business -- of delivering the new drug benefit.

Meanwhile, Congress could help reduce costs for affordable housing units by passing the Affordable Housing and Self Sufficiency Improvement Act, a sound proposal in which core provisions have bipartisan support.

But Congress needs to do this carefully, without retreating from core provisions that require states to do better by children in return for federal aid.

The core provisions of U.S. federal anti-trust law are found in the 1890 Sherman Act and the 1914 Clayton Act.

It is the only major environmental statute whose core provisions have not been reauthorized or substantively updated since its adoption in the 1970s.

BALTIMORE — LAST week's Supreme Court decision to strike down the core provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act is a stride toward greater equality in the United States.

In January of this year, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the core provisions of the Open Internet Order - the rules against blocking and discrimination.

Today's decision invalidating one of its core provisions upsets decades of well-established practices that help make sure voting is fair, especially in places where voting discrimination has been historically prevalent.

In the summer of 2015, the Florida Supreme Court addressed one of Stand Your Ground's core provisions, which provides a path to immunity from the legal proceedings that typically follow a charge of murder or assault.