Sentence examples for couple provisions from inspiring English sources

Her answer: Cite a couple provisions and tout HSAs.

"We took out a couple provisions that actually would have helped the pharmaceutical industry," Upton said, responding to Warren's criticism.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has a couple provisions that could help you: The ADA makes it illegal for any employer to test a prospective employee without first making a conditional offer of employment.

On one hand, it aims at providing a validation ground for the architecture, concepts and business models proposed by GEYSERS, sustained by two main paradigms: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and the coupled provisioning of optical network and IT resources.

In the present study, the intervention using single dose amoxicillin with facilitated referral was not expected to be curative, but rather was hoped to help bridge the transition to a higher level of care hence the importance of coupling provision of antibiotics with facilitated referral.

"It is very difficult to isolate a couple of provisions," Mr. Daschle said.

The economic plan will also include a couple other provisions intended to stir capital investment.

A last-minute hitch developed Wednesday over a couple of provisions of the Senate bill of great interest to organized labor.

Tennessee Titans cornerback Pacman Jones can appear at a wrestling show Sunday, with a couple of provisions: He will not be allowed to touch or be touched, use or be hit by any object or do anything else that may injure him.

The teachers unions, which in 2007 fought a bare-knuckle lobbying battle that scuttled Congress's last effort to rewrite the No Child Left Behind law, are voicing muted concern over a couple of provisions in the stimulus.

Even after Mr. Jeffords's decision yesterday, hard-right Republicans were trying to strip out of the tax bill the couple of provisions that drew the moderates in, including a child tax credit for working and poor families, and a provision to reduce a bit the distribution of money to the wealthiest taxpayers.