Sentence examples for most significant provisions from inspiring English sources

Following is a taxpayer's guide to the most significant provisions of the new tax bill, including advice on how to get the most out of it.

"It's really one of the most significant provisions" in the Affordable Care Act, said Jonathan Gruber, the M.I.T. economist who played an influential role in shaping the law.

Instead, like nearly every other district attorney in the state, she expressed concerns about one of its most significant provisions: giving judges the authority to send many of those charged with drug crimes to treatment programs instead of prison.

"This has been a very difficult time for our entire diocese, for me, for our priests, and especially for the victims of sexual misconduct," the bishop wrote, adding, "Several of the most significant provisions that are included in the agreement with the county attorney were initiated by the diocese and are already being implemented".

Mark Dubowitz, executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington-based group that has strongly advocated economic sanctions on Iran, said one of the legislation's most significant provisions was its expansion of blacklisted companies to all those controlled by the government of Iran, which could number in the hundreds.

"The most significant provision is the increased expensing limit for 2007 through 2010," said Barbara Weltman, a tax lawyer in Millwood, N.Y., and author of "J.

The most significant provision of the new law, which was sponsored most prominently by Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, prohibits national political parties from raising and spending soft money.

The most significant provision in Brown's proposal allows for a parole hearing after inmates complete their sentences for their base crime, regardless of whether so-called enhancements might have even doubled that term.

The SEC is still to rule on the most significant of all provisions: crowdfunding.

Poor countries have "extremely limited" access to mental healthcare professionals and services, added Saxena, who said the shortage of mental health workers in low-income countries is "one of the most significant barriers against provision of care for the majority of people".

WASHINGTON -- Two years after Congress reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act, Native American tribes can finally take advantage of one of the law's most significant updates: a provision that allows tribal courts to investigate and prosecute non-Native men who abuse Native women on reservations.