Sentence examples for provision is necessary from inspiring English sources

That provision is necessary, in no small part because incremental efforts in the bill to regulate derivatives are in grave danger of being watered down.

The answer is to say to every country, 'Allow our products into your country and then we'll allow yours into ours and we'll compete on a level playing field.' " The Clinton administration has strongly supported foreign sales corporations, arguing that the provision is necessary to level the playing field with the European tax system.

The Administration claims this central provision is necessary to help lower premiums.

That provision is necessary to comply with legal decisions that prohibit the city from throwing away personal items left on public sidewalks by the homeless.

Indeed, champions of the public option essential make the case that the provision is necessary because private insurers won't simply bring costs down on their own.

But don't take my word for the proposition that we can't fix our broken health care system without the requirement to purchase insurance: more than 30 top economists -- including three Nobel laureates--filed a brief in the Florida challenge to the Affordable Care Act explaining precisely why the individual responsibility provision is necessary to reform health care.

We held that no explicit statutory provision was necessary to confer standing, since the private utility bringing suit was within the class of persons that the statutory provision was designed to protect.

In addition, because the statute was the product of hard-fought political compromise, every provision was necessary to secure a majority of votes, and the removal of any one would upset the delicate deal that was struck.

Sen. Lamar Alexander (R) of Tennessee -- another state benefiting from the project -- said the provision was necessary to preserve $160 million in contracts.

Attorney General George Brandis said that the provision was necessary to protect Australia from a "new age of terrorism," and would help prevent Australian dual citizens engaged in terrorism from returning to the country. .

Justice Anthony Kennedy, often the swing vote between the Supreme Court's liberal and conservative blocs, didn't offer progressives much hope that he would find Section 5 constitutional, saying that while the provision was necessary in 1965, this was 2013.