Sentence examples for like provisions from inspiring English sources

The post-1937 cofcepthen of the Commerce Clause has, as Jeffrey Toobin noted yesterday, become an assumed part of any number of government efforts; it is the defense for challenges to the individual mandate but also to other aspects of the A.C.A., like provisions protecting people with preëxisting conditions.

He also said he did not like provisions favored by Democrats and some moderate Republicans that would allow low-income parents to have part of the tax credit for children refunded to them even if their income was too low to owe income taxes.

This chapter illustrates that policy management, in a complex system, calls for more dynamic mechanisms like provisions and obligations.

By 2012 the growing number of Americans (more than half) who already like provisions of the new law, will want to keep them.

They challenged the statute as a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and of a like provision of the Texas Constitution.

But the CostCutter convenience store across the street stocks prepackaged falafel platters and other meal-like provisions if you're in a pinch.

But that first impression would be incorrect, because each effect cited above – like the employer mandate or the health care cost reduction – is a tax effect, and simple arithmetic is all that is needed to determine the direction of the combined effect of all of the tax-like provisions.

Emory could have included EAL-like provisions in its original license with Gilead to ensure access beyond the company's Access Program.

During the debate on Thursday, a number of Republicans attempted to delay the implementation of an amnesty-like provision until authorities could prove they had fully secured the southern border with Mexico against further illegal entry.

Against this backdrop, Cantor voiced his support for a DREAM Act-like provision as part of immigration reform.

Professor Hough said he would like runoff provisions, for instance.