Sentence examples for criticized provision from inspiring English sources

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Critics acknowledge it would fix some problems exposed by the Enron debacle, and proponents note that the criticized provision passed the House last year with bipartisan support, only to be dropped for procedural reasons in the Senate.

A widely criticized provision that would give fetuses access to college savings plans made it into the draft tax bill Senate Republicans released last week.

It also criticized provisions that require the government to withhold federal money from schools that serve low-income students because of poor academic performance at others in the state.

Congress pledged to usher in a new way of doing business in recent months when it banned earmarks, the widely criticized provisions that lawmakers insert into huge federal budget bills to pay for pet projects back home without much, if any, public oversight.

They have criticized provisions of the new law that tax multinational corporations with operations in the United States, particularly a provision that taxes the American subsidiaries of foreign banks for loans they receive from their parent companies, saying that goes too far and violates World Trade Organization rules.

The bill received significant opposition from Democrats, who criticized provisions such as changing a 2008 law so unaccompanied minors from countries other than Mexico or Canada could be deported more quickly.

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"There isn't anything in this piece of legislation that lowers premiums," Heller said, describing any claim to the contrary as a "lie". Heller also said he believes the legislation doesn't take care of people with pre-existing conditions and criticized provisions that would allow states to unravel Affordable Care Act rules requiring insurance to cover a minimum set of health benefits.

Earlier, Mr. Obama had criticized the provision as a "special loophole" that would hurt car buyers.

She also criticized a provision that would give state prosecutors the authority to enforce the federal consumer safety laws.