Sentence examples for example a provision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glantz cited, for example, a provision in the Waxman bill that would allow tobacco industry representatives to sit on a new F.D.A. scientific advisory committee.

For example, a provision in the warranty such as, "use only an authorized 'ABC' dealer" or "use only 'ABC' replacement parts," is prohibited where the service or parts are not provided free of charge pursuant to the warranty.

Such leases were often negotiated to the disadvantage of ni-Vanuatu, however; many included, for example, a provision that, at the end of the 75 years, the customary owners could regain their lands only by paying in full the cost of any development.

Republicans insisted on the Senate floor that the bill was blatantly designed to improve the chances of Democrats in the fall election, citing as one example a provision that allows donations of less than $600 to remain anonymous, while requiring disclosure of the rest.

For example, a provision to delay a new Obamacare tax on high-priced "Cadillac" health insurance plans — sought by organized labor — was included in the spending bill to draw Democratic support.

For example, a provision to delay a new Obamacare tax on high-priced "Cadillac" health insurance plans — sought by organized labor — was included in the spending bill to draw Democratic support.

Uganda, for example, has a provision in its refugee law that bars refugees from engaging in "any political activities".

In Section 1,502, to take one example, is a provision requiring public companies to disclose whether they use conflict minerals.

Bush, for example, wants a provision enabling states to opt out of a federal law and choose not to raise the rate.

The 9 February budget deal, for example, included a provision to boost NIH spending by $2 billion in 2018 — even though the bulk of the government is operating under a temporary spending plan that expires in late March.

Tax credits are a good example of a provision that falls into the categories of both corporate welfare (in that they act as a wage subsidy for employers) but also social welfare (in that they provide essential support to low-income families).