Sentence examples for just one provision from inspiring English sources

Child advocates point out that youth are often left out of criminal justice discussions: For example, the proposed federal crime reform bill, The First Step Act, includes just one provision for minors.

To take just one provision of Dodd-Frank as an example, the Durbin amendment requiring a sharp drop in the fees that banks charge retailers when customers pay using debit cards will cut industry revenues by around $7 billion, estimates Oliver Wyman, a consultancy.

This is the cost of just one small provision in a country that already has strong copyright protection.

It's just one small provision in a broad financial deregulation package, which is almost certain to clear both chambers of Congress and receive President Donald Trump's signature.

And as the conversation continues about Trump's conflicts of interest and the constitutional problems they pose, we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that there's not just one constitutional provision at stake, but two.

In fact, Cuccinelli doesn't just want one provision ruled unconstitutional -- he wants Judge Hudson to throw out the whole law and halt implementation efforts occurring in every state until the Supreme Court eventually hears the case.

Republicans did not just vote for one provision, they voted for the whole thing.

The principle that our Government shall be of laws, and not of men, is so strongly woven into our constitutional fabric that it has found recognition in not just one but several provisions of the Constitution.

One way of challenging these apparent tax losses is to say this complex scheme that may involve many different entities has no economic substance". The nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation, which provides the revenue estimates on proposed tax bills, estimated that just one of the disputed provisions would raise about $15 billion over the next 10 years.

Still, in many cases, particularly when agreement is blocked by disagreement on just one or two issues, you'd do well to consider a provision for final-offer arbitration, perhaps with an opt-out clause, in the event of impasse.

The expansion of the so-called net operating loss carry-back provision were just one of the many changes to the measure that became clear on Thursday.