Sentence examples for differences between the provisions from inspiring English sources
If it passes, differences between the provisions would be worked out in a conference of senators and representatives.
Clarification: Language has been amended to explain more exactly the difference between the provisions for undocumented immigrants in this version of the Senate bill and last year's.
Many people will be surprised to learn there is a big difference between the provision of specialist palliative care for adults and the provision of the same standard of care for children and young people.
More than 50 years ago, while explaining the basic difference between the provision of national and local services, Tiebout [31] stated that for those services supplied at the local level, "the consumer-voter moves to that community whose local government best satisfies his set of preferences".
An important difference between the two provisions is the level of intent needed for a violation: Section 10(b) requires at least recklessness, while Section 17(a) can be established by proof of only negligence.
Among the big differences between the two bills are the provisions to pay for the legislation.
It is separate from an effort to reauthorize the SBIR program that has languished because of differences between the Senate and House on several provisions.
The present study evaluates in detail the similarities and differences between the design philosophies and provisions used in the United States and Europe for these systems.
But Barns said there were several differences between the federal police controlled operation provisions and the new intelligence operation measures, including significantly longer jail terms under the Asio bill.
Evaluation of out-of-hours primary care in the UK is increasingly important due to the changing nature of service provision, 1 the differences between provision across both rural and urban settings 2 and the increasing political attention on quality and safety of these services (particularly in the UK).
There are major differences between the two -- most notably, a provision in the Republican bill that allows religious institutions opposed to birth control to restrict contraceptive coverage for their employees -- and any negotiations toward a compromise measure will no doubt involve the usual rancor in the divided Legislature.
