Sentence examples for misguided provision from inspiring English sources
And it will be crucial to assess the impact that this misguided provision has on coverage, access to care, and the financial burdens on families of modest means.
In a misguided provision, it assumes that spending and revenues should not exceed 21 percent of gross domestic product — a numeric limit that could make it impossible to meet future national needs.
Repeal the Volcker Rule, the incredibly wasteful and misguided provision that ignores the fact that banks make risky investments every time they make a loan.
A misguided provision in the bill the Senate will vote on this week would actually prevent the Environmental Protection Agency -- the same agency that got lead out of paint and gasoline -- from stopping wildlife from being poisoned by lead.
And now they're upset because the Financial CHOICE Act would undo each of these misguided provisions.
"This bill also contains misguided provisions that in the name of fighting terrorism essentially authorize the indefinite imprisonment of American citizens without charges.
Repeals the Volcker Rule, the incredibly wasteful and misguided Dodd-Frank provision that ignores that banks make risky investments every time they make a loan.
"Had Fast Track not become law, Congress could work to remove the misguided and detrimental provisions of the TPP, strengthen weak ones and add new provisions designed to ensure that our most vulnerable families and communities do not bear the brunt of the TPP's many risks.
"The Modern Slavery Act's central focus on prosecution is misguided and its provisions fail to fully protect the rights of trafficked children," she says.
While judges would still have some authority to order more lenient sentences in certain circumstances, Representative Tom Feeney, the Florida Republican who sponsored this misguided proposal, included provisions that would require the Justice Department to report to Congress practically every time a judge did so.
No one is disputing that the past five years have been tough for councils, nor that some have made brutal and sometimes misguided cuts to local provision.
