Dodd-Frank contains multiple provisions to hold the officers and directors of a failed bank accountable.
"These actions, if proven, would demonstrate that Mr. Rangel violated multiple provisions of the House rules and federal statutes...
The reform law, by contrast, has multiple provisions for changing the delivery of health care in ways that should reduce costs.
As we have remarked elsewhere, bills often have multiple provisions on widely different topics, and a bill's identifier would be potentially confusing or unhelpful as the sole value offered as, say, the "subject" of a debate.
There has been an acceleration of health information technology (HIT) implementation in the United States, with health care reform legislation including multiple provisions for collecting and using health information to improve and monitor quality and efficiency in health care.
On 19 July, the Trump administration proposed a plan to significantly weaken multiple provisions of the Endangered Species Act – a landmark law that has brought beloved American animals like the bald eagle, bison, grizzly bear, sage grouse, alligator, gray wolf and humpback whale back from the brink of extinction.
In addition to technological barriers, the Ocasio-Cortez-Markey resolution sets the Green New Deal up for failure by shifting away from private decision-making and toward the public sector — including multiple provisions with little connection to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Chairman Pai: The FCC's forbearance from multiple provisions of Title II and regulations is temporary.
Moreover, financial regulation frequently comes as a package, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 or the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 where multiple provisions are together injected into a regulatory setting.
The measure contained multiple provisions that don't do what was intended and may take years to fix — if they can be fixed at all, experts say.
