Sentence examples for lucrative provision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump signed an executive order at the White House to push federal resources to so-called opportunity zones — a small but lucrative provision tucked into his signature tax cut that in recent months has vaulted to prominence among real estate developers and other investors.

Thus, it should come as no surprise that the only real educational policy DeVos seems to have durable knowledge of is the Title I provision (the most lucrative provision) under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act--better known as No Child Left Behind.

Some critics raised questions about whether other lucrative provisions would cause payouts to retiring officers to mushroom.

The supply of rentals is increasing rapidly because developers started construction on most available sites last year to take advantage of the city's tax-abatement program before some lucrative provisions expired.

One beneficiary of Nassau's lavish spending has been the police department, where costs have shot up 64percentt in the past decade, and where lucrative provisions in police contracts -- one negotiated, in 1992, and the most recent one decided by an arbitrator -- have seen payouts for retiring officers reach the six-figure mark, with the average supervisor retiring last year taking home $207,000.

Mattis now assumes a far more operational role for his former benefactor: as Defense Secretary, he oversees the provision of lucrative Pentagon contracts, which are poised to get much more lucrative in light of Trump's announcement that additional US forces would be deployed in the 16-year-old conflict.

Like its rivals, Sony sees a lucrative future in the provision of online games, which includes the ability to compete with other players over the Internet.Related items Gadget warsMar 8th 2001 Video games: Cast asideJan 25th 2001 JoystuckJan 20th 2000 Smooth operatorMar 4th 1999But the competition will be tough.

The provision has been lucrative, said Carl Seiden, a pharmaceutical industry analyst with J. P. Morgan Securities.

An analysis of the cabinet's very generous pension packages show that ministers can retire at 60 with lucrative million-pound-plus pension provisions paying them at least £50,000 a year inflation-proofed for the rest of their lives.

The goal of this legislation was to encourage pediatric study; however, it has been shown that pediatric exclusivity provisions can generate lucrative returns on investment [25], [26], [27].

Rewarding an underperforming executive with a lucrative golden parachute would trigger that provision.