Sentence examples for provision to let from inspiring English sources
In December, the House adopted a plan with a provision to let federal regulators curb proprietary trading if they deem it too risky for banks.
(The House, in its idiotic push toward a government shutdown, included in its temporary spending measure a provision to let employers opt out of this requirement).
Despite a continuing legal fight, Illinois remains the only state in the nation with no provision to let private citizens carry guns in public.
"When they announced that they had actually negotiated a provision to let them outsource all of it, that really surprised us".
But the new offer excludes a provision to let I.M.G. -- or MSG, if it matches the offer -- match outside bids after 2001, a right coveted by MSG.
The "game changer," as President Obama put it in the Rose Garden as he signed the bill, was a provision to let small companies "crowdfund" — that is, sell stock and other securities over the Internet directly to the public.
The bill echoes language from a 1999 City Planning study recommending that the city make "reasonable provisions" to let bicyclists park in its buildings.
And it is organizing tried-and-true town hall meetings like the one here to rally industry support for lawmakers who support a more open immigration policy, including provisions to let tech companies bring in many more foreign engineers.
Regrettably, the House stripped the aid legislation of safeguards to improve military professionalism, and Mr. Clinton unwisely waived one of the remaining human rights provisions to let aid begin flowing immediately.
The White House has provided few details, but in conversations with lawmakers, he mulled provisions to let businesses partly deduct new capital investments, coupled with income-tax rebates of $800 for individuals, or $1,600 for households.
It also omits earlier provisions to let states drug test food stamp applicants and it guts a provision that would have banned certain ex-cons from receiving benefits for life.
