Sentence examples for divisive provisions from inspiring English sources
Divisive provisions that were rammed through the House by Democrats, involving Medicare reforms, have been dropped.
The Obama administration on Saturday called for a broad overhaul of President George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind law, proposing to reshape divisive provisions that encouraged instructors to teach to tests, narrowed the curriculum, and labeled one in three American schools as failing.
This legislation is desperately needed and we cannot let this moment pass us by because of the addition of partisan and divisive provisions".
One divisive provision that was dropped from the bill would have allowed states to bar illegal immigrants from public schools.
Romney helped to shape a new state health care system that, among other reforms, made way for the individual health insurance mandate, a divisive provision included in the national overhaul, which passed last year amid total Republican opposition.
Shouldn't we wait instead of rushing to vote on divisive legislation that purports to offer provision to a minority, but does not satisfy "one member" of that minority, he asks.
What I hope would be neither partisan nor divisive is one small but important provision: because of the Act, former foster youth may continue to have Medicaid coverage until they turn 26.
One of the most divisive issues in the Senate bill is a provision that could force big banks to spin off their lucrative derivative dealings.
They oppose a provision in the bill that allows for a referendum next year on another possible flag that would include the racially divisive Confederate battle cross.
And strikes are divisive.
