Sentence examples for delayed provisions from inspiring English sources

And that is exactly what the Bush administration has done: its tax plan is a Rube Goldberg device of delayed provisions, expiring provisions, hidden costs, etc., all designed to preserve the illusion that Mr. Bush is keeping his promise to protect Social Security.

Across the country, VA programs suffer from delayed provision of health care and backlogged disability claims.

28 Key factors that were found to influence risk-taking behaviour included willingness to ask for help, communication failure between and within older adults, informal care givers and health professionals and delayed provision of help.

But advocates say the language in the proposal would give the government wide latitude to define what constitutes an emergency, potentially allowing officials to delay provisions for other reasons.

Boehner (R-Ohio) is pursuing a lawsuit against Obama, saying the president used executive power to delay provisions in the Affordable Care Act that should have required congressional approval.

Her scepticism, and a genuine concern that drugs should be distributed safely, are delaying provision.

In implementing the new law, the administration has softened or delayed some provisions that critics argued were disruptive.

They will be tempted to stuff revenues, delay provisions and pedal stories to analysts to force this outcome.

Kadyrzhanova and Rhodes-Kropf (2011) examines the interactive effect of delay provisions with industry competition in determining the target premium.

Kadyrzhanova and Rhodes-Kropf (2011) find that delay provisions are associated with higher target premiums for firms in non-competitive industries, but not for those in competitive industries.

The Red Cross said Japanese bureaucracy had delayed the provision of assistance to victims.