Sentence examples for financing provisions from inspiring English sources

Connecticut challenged its financing provisions, saying it imposed costly demands without providing adequate financing.

Mr. Ward was critical of the House Democrats' plan for not including state legislative offices in its spending caps and public financing provisions.

"By the end of 2004, we expect to close in financing provisions for 400 units, including 111 co-op units under construction at East 119 Street".

He said that he had been expected to follow "a party goose step" and that he was especially appalled when Democratic leaders, opposing labor and financing provisions, fought the legislation that created a Department of Homeland Security.

Some airline executives expressed dismay yesterday at the financing provisions in a Congressional plan for improving aviation security, saying that the already suffering carriers might be forced to absorb the cost.

Among those are the quality of the construction of the building and the apartment itself; mortgage financing provisions; the estimated finances of the building; fixtures and appliances in the unit; design and decorative features of the building; potential uses of common areas and commercial space; the proximity and impact that adjacent properties may have; and the date of the closing.

Mr. Santorum acknowledged he had voted for the financing provision, but as part of "a large appropriation bill that includes a whole host of other things".

As Heitlinger points out, "Socialist medicine was dependent on the state for financing, provision of workplace, medical supplies and technology, clientele, salaries, the license to practice, and an adequate supply of subordinate health workers.

The financing, provision, and quality of healthcare systems; the availability of vaccines, antivirals, and antibiotics medicines, and appropriate compliance to treatment protocols are all important determinants of infectious disease transmission.

Jean E. Rosenfeld Pacific Palisades, Calif., Nov. 23, 2009 • To the Editor: Representative Patrick J. Kennedy of Rhode Island improperly chastises the Catholic Church for opposing health care legislation including abortion-financing provisions.

[Note that the lawyer for the DSCC was involved in negotiating the campaign finance provisions for Majority Leader Reid.].