Sentence examples for like a provision from inspiring English sources

Some immigrant advocacy groups don't much like a provision to cull family-related visas.

Senate Republicans, meanwhile, said they would push hard for changes, like a provision to help all creditworthy homeowners refinance their mortgages at rates of 4.5percentt or lower.

This often reveals material that would seem to be unrelated to the business at hand (and probably was inserted as part of the bargaining process), like a provision on guns in a financial regulatory bill.

The legislation includes popular restrictions on the insurance industry; some, like a provision barring insurers from discriminating against children on the basis of pre-existing conditions, would take effect quickly — a point noted by Mr. Obama's press secretary, Robert Gibbs.

He noted that several of the proposed changes would impose greater accountability on donors, like a provision requiring them to obtain statements from the Art Advisory Panel of the Internal Revenue Service affirming the appraised value of partly given artwork.

The tentative deal reached by Congress over the weekend contains only broad outlines to guide officials managing the bailout, like a provision intended to deal with conflicts of interest.

This shocked many, including Nepal's army, which had never liked a provision in the peace deal under which Maoist guerrillas would be merged with its own ranks.

They would like to go beyond a provision in the bill, suggested by Paul A. Volcker, the former Fed chairman, and supported by President Obama, that would seek to keep banks from growing any larger but not force any to shrink.

Ratesetter, a consumer-loan platform, has some very bank-like features, like a provisioning fund to cover non-performing loans.Some regulators have big hopes for peer-to-peer lending: Andy Haldane, of the Bank of England, suggested earlier this year that the upstarts could make conventional banks obsolete.

"I'd like to have a provision in the Constitution," he recalled the man saying, "that in addition to the age of the president and the citizenship of the president and the birthplace of the president being set by the Constitution, I'd like it also to say that the president has to spend at least three years working in business before he could become president of the United States".

'I'd like to have a provision in the Constitution that in addition to the age of the president and the citizenship of the president, and the birth place of the president being set by the Constitution, I'd like it also to say that the president has to spend at least three years working in business before he can get the job of president,'" Romney said the man told him.