Sentence examples for most important provisions from inspiring English sources

"Maternity leave is one of the most important provisions that the EU has brought in.

Some of the most important provisions of the law will be carried out by the I.R.S.

Nearly all of the most important provisions won a reprieve through at least this year.

Many of the bill's most important provisions were endorsed by President Bush; some were cornerstones of his presidential campaign.

These are, by far, the most important provisions of the deal for the Software Alliance, Espinel told me.

The authors of the legislation say one of its most important provisions calls for creating a regulatory body no longer captive to the profession.

(This was certainly the most important provision the public lost out on Tuesday).

Its most important provision requires that states and districts place a qualified teacher in every classroom by 2006 in exchange for federal dollars.

The most important provision in Congress's bills calls on states to update a rule that denies compensation to some 300,000 low-wage workers.

"This goes to the heart of the most important provision of the Endangered Species Act," said Brian E. Gray, a professor at the Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco.

The most important provision — the one that should be non-negotiable — requires states to show how student achievement will be taken into account when judging teacher performance.