Sentence examples for provision to explain from inspiring English sources
In a separate letter to Mr. Issa last month, Ms. Schapiro, while acknowledging the conversation, denied that assertion, saying that the S.E.C. lawyer had merely mentioned the provision to explain that there were multiple reasons the agency could deny Fox's request.
In line with the above model, economists have focused on the high compliance costs the Act imposed on employers, particularly the compliance costs imposed by the reasonable accommodation provision, to explain their findings that employment of the disabled declined after the ADA.
Investor focus on loan loss provisions helps to explain why shares of JPMorgan, which beat expectations on Friday, were pushed down while Citis worse-than-expected profits helped move the needle north.
He also believes that its provisions requiring NSF to explain why a particular project was funded are less onerous.
Democrats make it clear they still don't like the provision that NSF needs to explain how each grant "is worthy of federal funding" by demonstrating its contribution to economic growth or national defense.
He was able to explain confusing provisions of American surveillance law in just a few sentences.
Patrick Mulhearn, executive director of Celtic Studios in Baton Rouge, recently flew to Los Angeles after the bill was passed to explain its provisions to Hollywood executives in a bid to keep production flowing to the state.
Whilst the Governor or Berbice immediately made a proclamation upon receiving his orders from London, and instructed local parson John Wray to explain the provisions to his congregation, John Murray, his counterpart in Demerara, had received the Order from London on 7 July 1823, and these measures proved controversial as they were discussed in the Court of Policy on 21 July and again on 6 August.
Asked to explain why the provision is so vital for U.S. intelligence efforts, he said: "Really bad people around the world, because of the genius of American innovation, use our products and infrastructure for their emails, for their communications.
16 Medicare Drug Law Unease Members of Congress who voted for the Medicare prescription drug benefit often find themselves on the defensive, trying to explain its complex provisions even as they respond to a barrage of Democratic criticism.
Members of Congress who voted for the Medicare law often find themselves on the defensive these days, trying to explain its complex provisions even as they respond to a barrage of Democratic criticism.
