Sentence examples for missing provision from inspiring English sources

Thus, a call by Congress for hearings on the problem of the missing provision for contractors operating overseas is somewhat missing the mark.

Analytical methods that mostly miss provision of mass information, preferably with high accuracy, fail to confirm compound identity unequivocally.

Yet it risks missing the provision that might have the most devastating effect on middle-class taxpayers nationwide: the elimination of the personal exemption.

But they completely missed a provision, backed by Pelosi, to finance contraception programs.

The effort also fails to lower the state's overly generous campaign contribution limits, just as it misses a provision for public financing that opens the electoral process to candidates without their own money or backing by special interests.

This "head in the game" mentality is critical in real estate, where it's possible to miss a provision of a deal, or re-evaluate a strategy in a changing business environment, that can have major consequences.

They also agreed to a provision requiring the city to maintain its financial contributions to the schools at the previous year's level unless city revenues declined, a provision missing from the earlier bill.

Mr. Kelly of Facebook says that the blog made "substantial misinterpretations," including missing a crucial provision that made Facebook's license to members' material subject to the user's individual privacy settings.

This kind of communication and co-operation is exactly what has been missing from service provision in the past - the wishes and views of the community have been neglected at best, and at worst ignored.

Still missing are strong provisions for regular and surprise international inspections of government and private labs.

The House legislation, however, is missing two vital provisions that are in the Senate bill that won overwhelming approval last week.