Sentence examples for inserting a provision from inspiring English sources
No one has taken responsibility for inserting a provision that would limit the legal liability for manufacturers of thimerosal, a mercury-based additive to vaccines that some people believe is linked to autism in children.
In 1976 Congress revised copyright law, inserting a provision that allows musicians and songwriters to regain control of work initially registered with the United States Copyright Office after Jan . 1 , 1978
US news website Huffington Post reported Friday that while the White House is on the verge of securing the fast-track approval it needs to push ahead with the long-delayed free-trade deal, a US senator has succeeded in inserting a provision that would bar his country from entering agreements with countries officially viewed as engaging in slavery, which includes Malaysia.
Mr. Reid agreed and inserted a provision for the federal government to pay Nebraska's new Medicaid costs indefinitely.
In 1991, he inserted a provision into the N.I.H. appropriations bill requiring the institutes to create an Office of Alternative Medicine, with a $2 million budget.
But Congress quickly inserted a provision in an appropriations bill that effectively prohibited the import of chickens processed in China, with lawmakers citing unclean conditions.
But it dropped the idea early last year when Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama, inserted a provision into an appropriations bill barring any such ranking.
Even before the founding fathers dreamed up the First Amendment, they inserted a provision in the Constitution expressly prohibiting any religious test for office.
The measure stalled after Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, inserted a provision that would prevent anti-abortion protesters from escaping their court-imposed fines by declaring bankruptcy.
Representative Maurice Hinchey, a Democrat from New York, had inserted a provision in a spending bill urging the E.P.A to undertake the study.
