Sentence examples for provision during from inspiring English sources

The league proposed such a provision during the negotiations but the union opposed that measure.

Nobody paid much attention to the provision during the wrangling and horse-trading over the Affordable Care Act.

President Obama sought the cramdown provision during the election, although the White House has done virtually nothing to move it through Congress.

These two quantities determine the costs of the subsystems required for the power provision during the transformer recharge phase and the energy storage needed for constant plant output.

It said the majority of its problem contracts in Germany had so far responded to action taken by the company but three had failed to do so, which could lead to an increased provision during the year.

Postal negotiators raised that provision during talks that concluded this spring with the American Postal Workers Union, but APWU President Cliff Guffey said the union compromised in other areas to keep the no-layoff provision intact.

Based on evidence that women-centered interventions were desirable for this population, such interventions should be given high priority in criminal justice policy and care provision during the HIV epidemic.

In government responses from three departments: culture, media and sport, health, and communities and local government, there was not a single acknowledgement that the massive cuts to sporting provision during this time of promised Olympic legacy are having any impact at all.

The strength of the protectionist sugar lobby in Washington -- which unites Southeastern cane growers and Midwestern beet farmers -- was apparent in the success of Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana last year in bashing Nafta's modest sugar provision during her re-election bid.

If you imagine a chart of power provision during the day, it looks like a layer cake: the bottom layers are flat (nuclear, coal and so forth); the layer at the top (gas) is wavy.Deregulation swept away this tidy, ordered system, letting power plants produce according to the marginal cost of electricity.

Likewise, the banks' efforts at softening the bill's provisions during its implementation have often been unsuccessful.