Sentence examples for provision drawing from inspiring English sources

English schools, by contrast, are a multilayered, accumulated patchwork of provision drawing on private and public, religious and secular.

A provision drawing significant criticism was one that Democratic lawmakers said would protect drug companies from liability for adverse reactions to vaccines, and even interfere with current court cases.

Democrats won a provision drawn from automatic-cut mechanisms in previous decades that exempts low-income entitlement programs.

The piece, a day-two follow-up to the news that a federal judge in Virginia had overturned the health care law's central provision, drew complaints from readers like Sheila R. Markin of Sarasota, Fla., who wrote: "The Times does itself no good by putting these articles on the front page.

The provision drew opposition not only from California officials, including Gov. Jerry Brown, but from state lawmakers of both parties throughout the country.

However, the penalty provision drew opposition this month from another coalition of tribes and card clubs that had been supporting the bill until the changes were made.

Under its provisions, drawing new district boundaries must entail as few splits of counties, municipalities and townships as possible.

Those provisions draw on recommendations by a task force on wrongful convictions created by the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman.

The compromise to repeal the law but put in place new provisions drew immediate criticism from LGBTQ groups in North Carolina and across the country because, they said, it still left room for discrimination against transgender people.

An initial House-passed measure, which included $61 billion in cuts and dozens of unrelated provisions, drew a veto threat from Obama and fell short of the 60 votes needed for passage in the Senate.

These provisions draw on CRC norms and principles.