Sentence examples for introduced provisions from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley introduced provisions for a portion of its employees' bonuses last year, and another Swiss banking giant, UBS, imposed similar rules on deferred pay.

Bank of America has also introduced provisions that would enable it to reclaim employees' pay in the event that the bank's business sours, and it is increasing the percentage of bonuses paid in the form of stock.

The rule also introduced provisions to prevent the sale of e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah tobacco to persons under age 18 and required that all newly regulated tobacco products be subjected to the same standards as products regulated since 2009, including that all regulated tobacco products display health warnings on their packaging.

Clarke and McIlwee, who both left before the accounting scandal came to light, collected payoffs of £1.2m and £970,880 respectively for loss of office, but Tesco later introduced provisions to claw back their bonuses if either was found to have been guilty of gross misconduct.

Planning and building control authorities have begun to recognise the risks of these events and have introduced provisions in planning guidelines for mitigation of such impact.

The 1998 amendments also introduced provisions allowing the Minister to cancel a visa without applying the rules of natural justice (such as prior notification and the right to be heard) and giving the Minister power to overturn a (more favourable) decision of a merits review tribunal.

These measures introduce provisions allowing the development of "unproductive" land in the jungle.

That's why we enhanced gift aid provisions, that's we introduce provisions where we can relieve inheritance tax if you leave part of your will to charity.

But like other banks, it is considering increasing that portion for all employees, giving deferred payments and introducing provisions that would enable the bank to claw back bonuses if trades go wrong.

The government also used this bill to introduce provisions in relation to DNA, to enable the home secretary to make regulations setting out the retention and destruction of DNA.

"I suspect that the objective is to lengthen the process so that it stretches into the approach to the general election and then probably to announce that they will be introducing provisions in the manifesto to repeal the whole legislation," he said.