Sentence examples for its central features from inspiring English sources
The order does not direct the Department of Health and Human Services to ease any particular aspect of the 2010 law, but it could result in a substantial weakening of one of its central features: the so-called "individual mandate" that requires most Americans to have health insurance or pay a tax penalty.
One of its central features is a 57-metre arch with no supporting columns, and the building is designed as a place to hang out after watching films.
The book is a fascinating tour through the life of India's supreme law, analyzing its central features like federalism, fundamental rights and the separation of power.
The following are some of its central features.
A second seemingly uncontroversial way in which legal theory is evaluative is that one cannot begin to develop a theory of law without determining which of its central features are to be accounted for (Dickson 2001, 38 45).
Work on 'innateness' reveals its central features and indicates the problematic relationships between them (Griffiths et al. 2009 ).
Its central feature is the South Nahanni River, a tributary of the Liard River; it flows southeast from the Mackenzie Mountains and is 350 mi (563 km) long.
Its central feature is cuts in the fees that N.T.T. charges other telecommunications companies to use its domestic network, which covers 98percentt of the lines to all customers.
Although autism affects a broad range of skills, the Yale researchers consider its central feature to be "a profound social disability," in Dr. Klin's words.
Its central feature, they said, was a relentless loss of the insulation that sheathes nerve cells, causing a short-circuit in the electrical signals passing through the cells.
