Sentence examples for liberal provision from inspiring English sources

"Just as G.M. couldn't begin to consider a world without Pontiacs," he writes, "neither could Washington Democrats and their interest groups envision a world where every single liberal provision of the last 70 years didn't exist intact.

Those who favoured this more fragmented approach argued that by focusing on the smaller part of the whole, the editors could facilitate the user's search for specific information and that the liberal provision of cross-references would facilitate a recombination of the fragments by those interested in the bigger picture.

In front of us recreation in a dozen different forms was in full swing, and in the Twenty-two Acres, one of the three general recreation-grounds which serve the camp as a whole, and which only supplement a fairly liberal provision in each of the compounds, football was being played with Teutonic fury.

The theoretical expectation is that a liberal provision of rights to immigrants facilitates their participation.

"The simple claims of a common humanity... should induce each State to make a liberal provision for all its humanity".

Democrats complained that the Harrison/Tyler campaign's liberal provision of hard cider at rallies was encouraging drunkenness.

The House speaker, Salvatore F. DiMasi, a Democrat, pressed for two liberal provisions that Mr. Romney opposed: a fee for employers who do not provide insurance and a Medicaid expansion.

As a result, they can be manipulated in such a way that a developer gets the benefit of the more liberal provisions from one district to build in another.

He had an interest—a real interest—in the maintenance and protection of the claim which was the subject of the suit, and in view of the liberal provisions of the local statute, Rev. Laws 1912, §§ 4998, 5000, we think the court did not err in allowing him to come in as a plaintiff.

Her son bears Ms. Xie's family name, and the father was told that if he did not accept legal responsibility as a parent, he would be kept at bay until the boy turned 18. Asserting herself in this way was made easier by virtue of Ms. Xie's residence in Shanghai, a wealthy city by China's standards with relatively liberal provisions for awarding residency permits.

To this end, liberal and permanent provision should be made for the support of free schools by the State governments, and, if need be, supplemented by legitimate aid from national authority.