Sentence examples for ending provisions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry has proposed stanching the flight of jobs to other countries, in part by ending provisions allowing companies to defer tax payments on profits earned overseas and by offering to tax those profits at a one-year rate of only 10percentt if they are reinvested at home.

The corporate tax overhaul Mr. Kerry announced Friday would end provisions in the tax code that allow American companies to take tax deferments on profits earned overseas.

Three states have already passed similar bills, and others are working to end provisions that legalize discrimination against the homeless.

Devon county council, which decided earlier this year to end provision of the service, said its decision in part reflected a 60% decline in the numbers of people using the service since 2009, with almost half those discontinuing use of meals on wheels using their personal social care budgets to receive meals from elsewhere.

Barack Obama's preconditions would doubtless include ending the provision of arms to Syria.

There will also be a new regime of business costs and expenses, including ending the provision for evening meals.

A tighter regime of business costs and expenses, ending the provision for things such as evening meals.

As well as being contracted to fight cases at tribunal, the firm was also paid to provide training courses for council officials, offering strategies on managing and ending specialist provision for children with disabilities.

On Tuesday the Senate voted 61–35 against a bill that would have ended these provisions and split any funds raised among some energy efficiency and conservation efforts.

It ends discriminatory provisions of the Indian Act, especially those that discriminated against women.

Both decided to end their provision of treatment for fertility patients, and offer them no NHS-funded IVF.