Sentence examples for its core provisions from inspiring English sources

Today's decision invalidating one of its core provisions upsets decades of well-established practices that help make sure voting is fair, especially in places where voting discrimination has been historically prevalent.

Its core provisions would permit a divorce to be granted based on irreconcilable differences once custody and financial issues have been resolved — no airing of the bitter and highly personal details of the breakup required.

The issue has put small toymakers at odds with consumer groups, which oppose any efforts to have Congress tinker with the new law out of fear that larger companies will try to gut its core provisions.

The Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act, passed with overwhelming bipartisan support at the end of the Reagan administration, was repealed a year later thanks to an intense lobbying campaign that badly misrepresented its core provisions.

"Title II, by contrast, would cripple that freedom, flexibility, and innovation, for its core provisions - such as intrusive price regulation and entry and exit regulation - are classic examples of the kind of arcane regulations that deter investment.

What it would not contain, however, was "specific dollar figures on some of its core provisions," because that would help "[put] off some of the difficult tradeoffs and [preempt] lines of attack that would be raised with a specific and detailed plan".

The justices seemed divided on both questions before them: What should happen to the rest of the law if the court strikes down its core provision?

Alabama, which paved the way for the passage of the Voting Rights Act nearly a half century ago after the attack on civil rights marchers in Selma, also sparked the Supreme Court decision striking down its core provision after Shelby County, in central Alabama, challenged the law in court.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act cut income taxes across the board, but its core provision slashed the corporate tax rate from 35 to 21percentt.

Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney represents parts of Queens and Manhattan Itsthe U.S. House of Representatives where she is the corer of the Joint Economic Committee.

"You must know that we firmly believe that there is no sustainable business model as a health care delivery system that does not have at its core the provision of high-quality patient care and services," HCA's chief executive, Richard M. Bracken, wrote in an e-mail to The New York Times last year.