Sentence examples for objectionable provisions from inspiring English sources

In his veto message in December 1995, Mr. Clinton listed 82 "objectionable provisions" of the Republicans' budget bill.

A State Department delegation headed to South Africa to lobby against objectionable provisions about Israel in documents to be presented at a United Nations conference on racism.

At that point, the Republicans suggest, Mr. Obama might just as well hold a signing ceremony and declare the legislation completed, even though it would include the objectionable provisions that the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, inserted.

But Mr. Daschle, a chief promoter of the plan to aid corn growers by increasing ethanol production, would not say whether he was willing to filibuster the measure if it had objectionable provisions along with the ethanol plan.

"Amici urge the Court not only to strike the objectionable provisions in Plaintiffs' proposed injunction, but also to issue a clear ruling setting out the limits on injunctions against online intermediaries.

In the current political environment, both parties are likely to decide that comprehensive reform is impossible to achieve, and start to attach the least objectionable provisions to other bills.

A bill that already included one highly objectionable provision (a tax on so-called Cadillac insurance plans) was stripped of a provision beloved by labor: a public alternative to private insurance coverage.

Conservatives weren't the only ones who found those provisions objectionable.

Of several pianists contacted, none seemed to find this provision objectionable or even interesting enough to discuss.

None of those provisions are objectionable on their own, but collectively they almost proved impossible for Republicans to accept.

As you know some of these provisions include matters objectionable to Treasury, SEC, CFTC, Chicago and New York Exchanges.