Sentence examples for debating a provision from inspiring English sources

But Congress is debating a provision in the authorization bill that would prohibit the agency from doing that.

The financial system could face a test this week as industry officials debate a provision of the Greek bailout.

Swap Talks Over Greece Could Test the Market  |  The financial system could face a test this week as industry officials debate a provision of the Greek bailout.

Observing that the Senate had dropped without debate a provision that would have limited President Bush's authority to conduct missile defense tests and passed a resolution on the use of force against terrorists with a "paucity of debate," Mr. Byrd said the practice had "put a zipper on our lips".

Also hanging up the bill is a debate about a provision to establish a $45 billion trust fund over a 15-year period to conserve land for recreation and wilderness areas.

The talks over a transitional government were bogged down by a heated debate over a provision in the coalition's bylaws barring its members from assuming ministerial posts in any future interim government, in an effort to protect the coalition from accusations that its members are merely seeking personal power.

The fees that the Goldsmith Foundation and others like it pay their trustees have moved into the spotlight as part of a vitriolic debate over a provision in a tax bill pending in the House of Representatives that would force the institutions to spend more of their assets each year on charity.

The president intends to offer at least some progressive proposals to help regain a fighting posture that he has not had since the health care debate, but a provision is also being discussed to place a new moratorium on some regulations that affect the economy, excluding health care and financial rules.

If we're fortunate, some courageous candidates will call for renewed debate on a provision of the health care reform bill that had once enjoyed bipartisan support.

The analysis, by a trio of academics, comes as the U.S. Senate begins to debate a controversial proposal with provisions that would ease the ability of foreign-born engineers and scientists to work and live in the United States.

Other negotiations might include debating provisions in a contract.