Sentence examples for excessive provisions from inspiring English sources

Until such a goal is realized, the excessive provisions contained in the bill should be shelved.

Tony Abbott and several ministers have pointed to "perks" and "excessive" provisions in SPC's enterprise agreement, including a "wet" allowance and a "food preservers' picnic day" holiday the Monday before Melbourne Cup day.

Fee for service, when payment related to number of items of services provided, stimulated excessive provision of services, inefficient use of resources and cost escalation.

Such excessive access provisioning leads to many critical security issues including unauthorized disclosure, fraud, accidental access and identity theft.

She made a point, too, of criticizing as excessive a minor provision — resisted by the industry — of the Dodd-Frank financial-reform legislation.

An N.C.A.A. appeals committee ruled, however, that the penalty was neither excessive nor inappropriate under provisions of the repeat violator rule.

Nichia, in a statement posted on its Web page, criticized the court decision for an "excessive" interpretation of the provisions of the patent law.

The inefficient use of resources when executing scientific workflows results from both the excessive amount of resources provisioned and the wastage from unused resources among task runs.

These challenges, which have never been systematically analyzed, are surveyed in the first half of this paper, focusing in particular on excessive public employment and provision of energy subsidies, both of which are deeply economically distortive.

Because demand response can act as a form of energy storage, it can facilitate in managing periods of excessive generation through the provision of load-following and regulation services that can both increase or decrease demand.

However, a potential problem with most robotic controllers is the provision of excessive assistance.