Sentence examples for every provision from inspiring English sources

But as liberals have long hastened to point out, not every provision of the bill is unpopular.

Ms. Snowe, leaving the White House, said it was imperative that "every provision has a job creation component".

Chris Christie could treat it this way, but Paul Ryan can't, because for better or worse it's his budget, and every provision bears his imprimatur.

In a 13-page letter last year, the department blasted almost every provision in the new bill that would reasonably expand American anti-slavery efforts.

Under reconciliation, Democrats must adhere to the "Byrd rule," named for the senator, which dictates that every provision in a reconciliation bill must be directly related to the underlying budget.

Until Thursday, the panel's members had generally refused to tell colleagues what they were doing in the committee, which is authorized to consider every provision of the tax code and virtually every dollar of government spending.

It was S. 372 minus some provisions, but again, every remaining provision had already won the support of every senator.

According to a UN report issued yesterday, Israel has broken every single provision in the agreement, including this one.

"But we believed we couldn't follow every single provision because, legally and practically, some of the provisions didn't make sense".

The ESM is not only patently in breach of the German constitution, it also violates every relevant provision of the EU treaties.

"President Bush met with business groups just yesterday and urged them not to fall into the trap of trying to get every pet provision added to the bill".